This post is the continuation from my previous post “SharePoint Framework (SPFx) — An Overview”. In this post, I am going to focus on capabilities of SharePoint Framework. Basically, what SPFx can do for us? SPFx provide us with three types of components that we can build, Web parts, Extensions, and Library Components. Let’s explore… READ MORE
Microsoft provides a couple of ways to send out an update or digest email. You can use a simple Alert on the site pages library or use the built in News Digest feature to manually send a digest of selected articles. Sometimes you may need to create a custom solution and Power Automate is the… READ MORE
A few weeks ago, I need to change a content type from SharePoint into another one. There are a few alternatives to do either by using a custom solution, Power Automate and/or logic apps. The idea was when an item is created change the content type from x to y. To achieve this, you have… READ MORE
SharePoint Framework (SPFx) are simply put a framework that allows us to create client side extensions for Microsoft SharePoint and Microsoft Teams. One of the extensions we can make is the ListView Command Set extension, which interacts with items selected in a list. For example, we can create an extension that adds a command to the… READ MORE
This post describes how you can easily add a SharePoint Online site into Microsoft Teams as an app in the Teams navigation bar. There are several ways how you can achieve the result. Hereinafter, I describe an approach to create and use a SharePoint Online standalone app in Teams which is currently (Jan 2021) still in preview and might… READ MORE
Provisioning Sharepoint Sites and their customization often becomes a time-consuming and unattractive task. To step up this process, you only need an E3 license. This process allows you to create sites and subsites using a Sharepoint List that will trigger a flow, thus creating a new site from a customizable template. Create a Sharepoint List… READ MORE
Another simple article, which provides a PowerShell script that I need to use to download a file from a Sharepoint site. So for that we are using the Pnp.Powershell module by giving the Sharepoint online credentials and then we use Connect-PnPOnline function to connect in the account from the PowerShell. The documentation of this module can be found here: PnP… READ MORE
Another simple article, which provides a PowerShell script that I need to use to download a file from a Sharepoint site. So for that we are using the Pnp.Powershell module by giving the Sharepoint online credentials and then we use Connect-PnPOnline function to connect in the account from the PowerShell. The documentation of this module can be found here: PnP… READ MORE
This blog post idea comes from a reader’s recent question… “Is there any way to get a size of our PHLs in each site collection?” Background… when you publish a retention policy to a SharePoint site with a setting to retain for a period of time, changes and deletions are preserved in a special library… READ MORE
SharePoint admins will now be able to see where sites were created from – be it PowerShell, via the SharePoint admin center, from Teams, from SharePoint “Create site” – and to be able to see more clearly who created the site. In the SharePoint admin center, the Active sites page will provide new information: The “Created from”… READ MORE
