Shared ToDo deleted tasks > how to restore?
Hello everyone, We share a ToDo with my colleagues and I deleted some tasks by mistake. I tried to restore them but whitout success. I cannot find any place where those deleted items went. I tried a lot a of solutions found on the net but none of them worked. I also point out that those tasks were not mine. So I am looking for some help. Does anyone have an idea or even a solution about that?
Need Help: Accessing 'Shared' DriveItem Property in SharePoint Without Delta API
Hello everyone! I am attempting to retrieve all root drive items from a folder, including the 'Shared' property of each drive item. However, even when I explicitly include the 'shared' attribute in my QueryOption object, it does not seem to reflect any changes. It always returns an object with the "Scope" property set to "user", even if the default permissions have not been altered for the item. Interestingly, when utilizing the Delta API, the behavior observed is that only items with set permissions (beyond the default ones) return a valid, non-null "Shared" object with the "Scope" property set to 'user'. Conversely, items without set permissions (i.e., default permissions only) return a null "Shared" object. This difference effectively helps in determining whether each item was actually shared. The reason I need to specifically fetch a list of ROOT drive items for a folder, rather than utilizing the Delta API to track changes (which could potentially traverse through sub-folders and their children/grandchildren on an initial query), is due to the requirement to perform a clean fetch of all items for specific SharePoint site libraries. These libraries often contain thousands of subfolders and files, while we are only interested in the root items of a particular folder for caching purposes. The Delta API variant could potentially take over an hour per folder to traverse through, which is not feasible for our needs. Unless there's a way to restrict Delta API calls to only directly access a root folder's children, I'm seeking alternative solutions. Here is my Select query option (C#) : new QueryOption("select", " id, name, createdDateTime, lastModifiedBy, lastModifiedDateTime, size, parentReference, permissions, sharepointIds, file, eTag, webDavUrl, deleted, folder, shared") As you can see I've included the 'shared' attribute in this query. My Graph API request (C#) : driveItemRequest.ItemWithPath(formattedPath).Children.Request(options) Is there any way I can obtain the desired "Shared" property without resorting to the Delta API for all root items in a folder? Alternatively, is there a method involving Permissions endpoints that I can use to achieve a similar result? At this stage, I am only in need of a boolean flag indicating whether permissions have been modified or not, as mentioned earlier. Thanks in advance to anyone who can offer any guidance on this matter ! Kind regards, Facundo.
SharePoint 2013 LIst Filters (by latest date)
I am trying to sort a list by the latest date before a predefined date. I need it to also sort on 2 other columns. Basically I need the last date entered before [Date] for each drop down choice Drop down Column 2 Date End Date - (latest record after a date) I found a few things online but I'm not sure where I would add this or what the best plan of attack would be. Filter(ListName,Date=First(Sort(Distinct(ListName,Date),Result,Descending)).Result) Any help or direction is greatly appreciated.
Adding a comment to a DevOps Work Item using a given user
Second time writing this, as when trying to post the first time it gave me an error "invalid html" and discarded all my content -.- In Flow, I am using a DevOps - Update Work Item action, that updates a work item and adds a comment to it, using the Other Field "history" as the content of the comment. The problem is that the author is set to be the owner of the connection that the action is using, yet since the flow is triggering using an email, the author needs to be set dynamically using the email's author (provided he has an account in DevOps). How can I do this? Is there another name in "other fields" section, perhaps something like "Author" that I can use to set the author of the comment given the name, email or id from the email that started the flow? Screenshot:
