"Practical SharePoint Framework (SPFx) Development" by Franck Cornu and Anoop T. is a comprehensive guide for developers at all levels. It covers essential topics like web part development, Microsoft Graph integration, and deployment, offering practical examples and best practices for building enterprise solutions within Microsoft 365. A must-have resource for SPFx developers.
How to assign a sensitivity label to a file using Graph API and Power Automate
This post explains how to automatically assign sensitivity labels to SharePoint files using Power Automate and the Microsoft Graph API. It covers prerequisites, enabling metered APIs, creating app registrations, setting up resource groups, and configuring triggers and actions in Power Automate to manage authentication and label assignments effectively.
Easily edit PnP Modern Search web parts properties
The PnP Modern Search solution contains multiple SharePoint Online modern web parts. Each of these web part is highly flexible and customizable. It means that each web part and more specifically the Search Results web part has many properties that you can set. If you want to use PnP Modern Search web parts on many… Continue reading Easily edit PnP Modern Search web parts properties
Viva Connections Card Designer – Advance API features (part 2)
This blog post explores advanced API features in Viva Connections Card Designer, focusing on utilizing the Microsoft Graph API to showcase dynamic data in a dashboard card without coding. It covers prerequisites, obtaining and displaying data using the API, and concludes with references to related resources.
Viva Connections Card Designer – Advance API features (part 1)
The Card Designer is a type of card that you can add to your Viva Connection dashboard. You could customize the design of this card using Adaptive Cards templating and choose predefined actions for the card primary and secondary buttons (e.g.: show the quick view, go to a link). In December 2023, Microsoft introduced a set new advance API features that enable the use of API to get specific data without code and then display it in the quick view using templates. This blog post demonstrates, using these new features, how to get specific data using the SharePoint API.
How to use text input in Adaptive Card Extensions’ card views
Since SPFx v1.18, it is possible to use a text input component directly on an Adaptive Card Extension's card views. This blog post demonstrates how to implement this feature.
How to create a list item with a person field using Power Automate
This blog post outlines various methods to create a new SharePoint list item with a person field using Power Automate flow. It covers using the Create item action, dealing with a static or variable number of users, sending an HTTP request to SharePoint, and retrieving user IDs. Additionally, it addresses the limitations and offers alternatives.
Edit SharePoint site search verticals
SharePoint site admins can customize search verticals for specific search result tabs, such as Files or News. Admins can edit default verticals, create new ones, and apply filters.
Mock responses with the Microsoft Graph Developer Proxy
The Microsoft Graph Developer Proxy is a useful tool for testing applications using Microsoft Graph and other APIs. It allows for mocking responses, simulating errors, and throttling. With the ability to mock API call responses without code modification, it simplifies testing scenarios and response configurations. The proxy can be customized for successful and unsuccessful response testing.
Use Top Actions with SPFx 1.17.1
The blog post discusses Top Actions in SharePoint Framework (SPFx) v1.17.1, allowing settings to be added directly to a web part's command bar. Two user interfaces, button and dropdown list, are detailed, along with sample code and references. Top Actions were introduced in SPFx v1.16 preview. For a working sample, visit react-graph-webpart-report.