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Sharepoint 2013 Hosting – HostForLIFE.eu :: How To Use Submit Logic In PowerApps

Feb 14th

Posted by Peter in European SharePoint 2013 Hosting

When you insert a connection to SharePoint, a form or the grid loads up but you don’t have a way to edit the form and submit the newly updated data. We can achieve that with the following process.

Once your connection is finished with the data, drag and drop a button from the gallery and name it “Submit”, as shown below under the button’s Advanced properties.

To add the functionality to the button where it will update your data source, on the window above, you will have to update the OnSelect code. Paste the following code for each submit.

Submit – SubmitForm(Form1)

SubmitForm is the function to submit the form and “Form1” is the name of your data source. This button, when clicked, submits the data to the data source. I hope it helps you. Keep reading and keep learning!

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Sharepoint 2013 Hosting – HostForLIFE.eu :: SharePoint App Operations Using PnP PowerShell

Jan 24th

Posted by Peter in European SharePoint Server 2013 Hosting

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PnP PowerShell can be used to automate the deployment, publishing, installing, upgrading and retracting of apps in Sharepoint online as well as Sharepoint on-premises.

In this blog, we will look at steps to get, add, install, deploy, update, remove and uninstall SharePoint apps to modern sites using PnP PowerShell.

Adding and publishing apps to the app catalog:

Adding app (.sppkg file, .app file) to the tenant scoped app catalog.

 Add-PnPApp-Path<App Path>-ScopeTenant

1	Add-PnPApp-Path<App Path>-ScopeTenant

Once added, we need to continue with publishing the app using the below command.

 Publish-PnPApp -Identity <App Id>

1	Publish-PnPApp -Identity <App Id>

Removing the app from the app catalog:

To remove the specified app from the tenant scoped app catalog.

 Remove-PnPApp -Identity <App Id> -Scope Tenant

1	Remove-PnPApp -Identity <App Id> -Scope Tenant

Getting the app from the app catalog:

Get a list of apps in the tenant scoped app catalog.

 Get-PnPApp -Scope Tenant

1	Get-PnPApp -Scope Tenant

Installing the app to site collection:

After the app is added to the app catalog and published, you can install the app to the specific site.

Install-PnPApp -Identity <App Id> -Scope Tenant

1	Install-PnPApp -Identity <App Id> -Scope Tenant

Upgrading the app:

The command is used to update an already installed app if a new version is available in the tenant app catalog.

Update-PnPApp -Identity <App Id> -Scope Tenant

1	Update-PnPApp -Identity <App Id> -Scope Tenant

Uninstalling the app from site collection:

To uninstall the app from your site.

Uninstall-PnPApp -Identity <app id> -Scope Tenant

1	Uninstall-PnPApp -Identity <app id> -Scope Tenant

In the above write-up, I have explained all the PnP PowerShell commands for all operations, such as – getting, adding, installing, upgrading, removing, and uninstalling SharePoint app on SharePoint modern sites programmatically.

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Sharepoint 2013 Hosting – HostForLIFE.eu :: Retrieve SP List Item’s Column Value In SPFx Application Customizer Using PNP

Jan 17th

Posted by Peter in European SharePoint 2013 Hosting

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In this blog article, I am going to describe all the steps required to get SharePoint list field values by using SharePoint Framework model which is SPFx.

If you are already familiar with SPFx then you might have a better understanding on SPFx application customizer.

If you are new to SPFx then please go through this below-mentioned link from where you can get a better understanding on SPFx model.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/spfx/sharepoint-framework-overview

In this below-mentioned code example, I have taken application customizer of SPFx. I have also used PnP JavaScript library. The Patterns and Practices JavaScript Core Library was created to help developers by simplifying common operations within SharePoint and the SharePoint Framework.

To get more detailed information about PnP javascript library, please follow this link,

https://github.com/SharePoint/PnP-JS-Core.

This below-mentioned code example is very simple and straight forward. At first, you have to import ‘sp-pnp-js’ namespace, then you can use PnP library in code to retrieve SharePoint list and its field values.

This code snippet will help you to retrieve any column values of all list items present under a particular list. You just have to provide your list title and list field/column internal name in the following line,

pnp.sp.web.lists.getByTitle(“My List”).items.select(“Title”, “Id”, “CustomField_1”, “CustomField_2”).getPaged()

In the above piece of code “My list” is SP list title and “Title”, “Id”, “CustomField_1”, “CustomField_2” are list field/column internal names.

Accordingly you can change these values on your end,

    import { override } from '@microsoft/decorators';  
    import { Log } from '@microsoft/sp-core-library';  
    import {  
    BaseApplicationCustomizer  
    }  
    from '@microsoft/sp-application-base';  
    import {  
        Dialog  
    } from '@microsoft/sp-dialog';  
    require('mutationobserver-shim');  
    import * as strings from 'HelloWorldApplicationCustomizerStrings';  
    const LOG_SOURCE: string = 'HelloWorldApplicationCustomizer';  
    /** 
     * If your command set uses the ClientSideComponentProperties JSON input, 
     * it will be deserialized into the BaseExtension.properties object. 
     * You can define an interface to describe it. 
     */  
    export interface IHelloWorldApplicationCustomizerProperties {  
        // This is an example; replace with your own property  
        testMessage: string;  
    }  
    let _observer: MutationObserver;  
    /** A Custom Action which can be run during execution of a Client Side Application */  
    export default class HelloWorldApplicationCustomizer  
    extends BaseApplicationCustomizer < IHelloWorldApplicationCustomizerProperties > {  
        @override  
        public onInit(): Promise < void > {  
            Log.info(LOG_SOURCE, `Initialized ${strings.Title}`);  
            let message: string = this.properties.testMessage;  
            if (!message) {  
                message = '(No properties were provided.)';  
            }  
            this.context.placeholderProvider.changedEvent.add(this, this.renderObserver);  
            return Promise.resolve();  
        }  
        private async renderObserver(): Promise < void > {  
            if (!_observer) {  
                // Register observable  
                let config = {  
                    childList: true,  
                    subtree: true  
                };  
                _observer = new MutationObserver(this.addMyCustomMenu);  
                _observer.observe(document, config);  
            }  
        }  
        private addMyCustomMenu(mutationsList) {  
            var o365Menus = document.querySelectorAll("*[class^=\"o365cs-mfp-linklist o365cs-segoeRegular o365cs-text-align-left\"]");  
            if (o365Menus.length > 0) {  
                for (var i in o365Menus) {  
                    try {  
                        var menuItem = o365Menus[i];  
                        var innerhtml = menuItem.innerHTML;  
                        var newhtml = '<div class="ms-fcl-tp o365cs-nfd-normal-lineheight"><a class="ms-fcl-tp o365button" role="link"';  
                        newhtml += 'href="javascript:alert(\"Hello\");" id="O365_SubLink_CustomMenu"';  
                        newhtml += 'aria-labelledby="_ariaId_9"><span class="_fc_3 owaimg" style="display: none;"></span>';  
                        newhtml += '<span class="_fc_4 o365buttonLabel" id="_ariaId_9">My Custom Menu</span></a></div>';  
                        menuItem.innerHTML = innerhtml.concat(newhtml);  
                    } catch (e) {}  
                }  
            }  
        }  
        private _onDispose(): void {  
            if (_observer) {  
                _observer.disconnect();  
            }  
            console.log('[HelloWorldApplicationCustomizer._onDispose] Disposed custom.');  
        }  
    }

import { override } from '@microsoft/decorators';

import { Log } from '@microsoft/sp-core-library';

import {

BaseApplicationCustomizer

}

from '@microsoft/sp-application-base';

import {

Dialog

} from '@microsoft/sp-dialog';

require('mutationobserver-shim');

import * as strings from 'HelloWorldApplicationCustomizerStrings';

const LOG_SOURCE: string = 'HelloWorldApplicationCustomizer';

/**

* If your command set uses the ClientSideComponentProperties JSON input,

* it will be deserialized into the BaseExtension.properties object.

* You can define an interface to describe it.

export interface IHelloWorldApplicationCustomizerProperties {

// This is an example; replace with your own property

testMessage: string;

}

let _observer: MutationObserver;

/** A Custom Action which can be run during execution of a Client Side Application */

export default class HelloWorldApplicationCustomizer

extends BaseApplicationCustomizer < IHelloWorldApplicationCustomizerProperties > {

@override

public onInit(): Promise < void > {

Log.info(LOG_SOURCE, `Initialized ${strings.Title}`);

let message: string = this.properties.testMessage;

if (!message) {

message = '(No properties were provided.)';

}

this.context.placeholderProvider.changedEvent.add(this, this.renderObserver);

return Promise.resolve();

}

private async renderObserver(): Promise < void > {

if (!_observer) {

// Register observable

let config = {

childList: true,

subtree: true

};

_observer = new MutationObserver(this.addMyCustomMenu);

_observer.observe(document, config);

}

private addMyCustomMenu(mutationsList) {

var o365Menus = document.querySelectorAll("*[class^=\"o365cs-mfp-linklist o365cs-segoeRegular o365cs-text-align-left\"]");

if (o365Menus.length > 0) {

for (var i in o365Menus) {

try {

var menuItem = o365Menus[i];

var innerhtml = menuItem.innerHTML;

var newhtml = '<div class="ms-fcl-tp o365cs-nfd-normal-lineheight"><a class="ms-fcl-tp o365button" role="link"';

newhtml += 'href="javascript:alert(\"Hello\");" id="O365_SubLink_CustomMenu"';

newhtml += 'aria-labelledby="_ariaId_9"><span class="_fc_3 owaimg" style="display: none;"></span>';

newhtml += '<span class="_fc_4 o365buttonLabel" id="_ariaId_9">My Custom Menu</span></a></div>';

menuItem.innerHTML = innerhtml.concat(newhtml);

} catch (e) {}

}

private _onDispose(): void {

if (_observer) {

_observer.disconnect();

}

console.log('[HelloWorldApplicationCustomizer._onDispose] Disposed custom.');

}

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Sharepoint 2013 Hosting – HostForLIFE.eu :: Custom Search, Sorting And Paging Using CSOM

Dec 20th

Posted by Peter in European SharePoint 2013 Hosting

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In this particular article I am showing data in tiles format. So now we can display data in any format and have custom paging, sorting, and search. For this you require a SharePoint site with Events List. The Events list needs to have the following columns. Also you need a Location List.This Location List has a Title column which we need to refer to in Events List. I am attaching both the list templates.

Owner is Title Column.

The Project basically contains a search box and a button and below the data is displayed in horizontal format. At the end you can see custom pager.

The Data is sorted on the basis of Title Column; i.e, Owner.

When you enter a key word in a search box and click on “Search Events”, it searches based on Title (Owner) column.
The code has page size 4 which can be changed.

<!DOCTYPEHTMLPUBLIC"-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN""http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">  
<html>  
    <head>  
        <title>Events</title>  
        <linkrel="stylesheet"type="text/css"href="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.6/css/bootstrap.min.css"/>  
        <scripttype="text/javascript"src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.0.0/jquery.min.js">  
        </script>  
        <scriptsrc="//ajax.aspnetcdn.com/ajax/4.0/1/MicrosoftAjax.js"type="text/javascript">  
        </script>  
        <scripttype="text/javascript"src="/_layouts/15/sp.runtime.js">  
        </script>  
        <scripttype="text/javascript"src="/_layouts/15/sp.js">  
        </script>  
        <styletype="text/css">  
            .pager {  
                padding-left: 9px;  
                /*margin: 20px 0;*/  
                text-align: center;  
                list-style: none;  
                float: left;  
            }  
            .boxspace  
            {  
                padding:9px;  
            }  
  
  
        </style>  
        <scripttype="text/javascript">  
            var pageIndex = 1; // default page index value   
            var pageSize = 4;//defualt page size  
            var nextPagingInfo;  
            var previousPagingInfo;  
            var position;  
            var splistitems;  
            var searchvalue;  
            var sflag;  
            var sortColumn = 'Title';//name if sort column  
            var listname = 'Events';//name if list  
  
            //next click code  
            function btnnextclick() {  
                pageIndex = pageIndex + 1;  
                if (nextPagingInfo) {  
                    position = new SP.ListItemCollectionPosition();  
                    position.set_pagingInfo(nextPagingInfo);  
                }  
                else {  
                    position = null;  
                }  
  
                getListItems();  
            }  
            //prev click code  
            function btnprevclick() {  
                pageIndex = pageIndex - 1;  
                position = new SP.ListItemCollectionPosition();  
                position.set_pagingInfo(previousPagingInfo);  
                getListItems();  
            }  
            $(document).ready(function () {  
  
                //fetch items from list on page load  
                getListItems();  
  
            });  
            function getListItems(searchbtnclickflag) {  
  
                try {  
  
                    sflag = searchbtnclickflag;//value will be undefined as search button is not clicked  
                    var context = new SP.ClientContext.get_current();  
                    // Load the web object  
                    this.web = context.get_web();  
                    //Get the list  
                    var list = this.web.get_lists().getByTitle(listname);  
                    var spQuery = new SP.CamlQuery();  
                    //if search button is click then if condition will execute to set the default position of pager  
                    if (sflag == "1") {  
                        spQuery.set_listItemCollectionPosition(undefined);  
                    }  
                    else {  
                        spQuery.set_listItemCollectionPosition(position);  
                    }  
                    //on page load search input box is not created,hence this condition will execute.  
                    if (document.getElementById('search') == null) {  
                        spQuery.set_viewXml("  
            <View>  
                <Query>  
                    <OrderBy>  
                        <FieldRef Name='" + sortColumn + "' Ascending='True'/>  
                    </OrderBy>  
                </Query>" + "  
                <RowLimit>" + pageSize + "</RowLimit>  
            </View>");  
  
                    }  
            //when search box does not contain any text  
            elseif (document.getElementById('search').value == "") {  
                        spQuery.set_viewXml("  
                <View>  
                    <Query>  
                        <OrderBy>  
                            <FieldRef Name='" + sortColumn + "' Ascending='True'/>  
                        </OrderBy>  
                    </Query>" + "  
                    <RowLimit>" + pageSize + "</RowLimit>  
                </View>");  
                    }  
                    //when search value contains text  
                    else {  
                        searchvalue = document.getElementById('search').value;  
  
                        spQuery.set_viewXml("  
                <View>  
                    <Query>  
                        <Where>  
                            <Contains>  
                                <FieldRef Name='Title' />  
                                <Value Type='Text'>" + document.getElementById('search').value + "</Value>  
                            </Contains>  
                        </Where>  
                        <OrderBy>  
                            <FieldRef Name='" + sortColumn +  
                            "' Ascending='True'/>  
                        </OrderBy>  
                    </Query>" + "  
                    <RowLimit>" + pageSize + "</RowLimit>  
                </View>");  
                    }                   
                    splistitems = list.getItems(spQuery);  
                    context.load(splistitems);  
                    context.executeQueryAsync(Function.createDelegate(this,  
                    get_splistitems_onSuccess), Function.createDelegate(this,  
                    get_splistitems_onFailure));  
  
                }  
                catch (e) {  
                    alert("An error occurred while fetching data. Please contact your system administrator.");  
                }  
            }  
            function get_splistitems_onSuccess() {  
                if (splistitems.get_count() > 0) {  
  
                    var splistitemCollection = splistitems.getEnumerator();  
  
  
  
  
                    var table = "  
                        <input type='text'class='form-control' id='search' value='" + searchvalue + "'/>  
                        <br/>  
                        <button id='btnsearch' class='btn btn-default' type='button' onclick='getListItems(1)' value='Search Events'>Search Events</button>  
                        <br/>  
                        <table class='status'>  
                        <tr>";  
  
                    while (splistitemCollection.moveNext()) {  
                        var listItem = splistitemCollection.get_current();  
                        table += "  
                    <td class='boxspace'>  
                        <div class='well'>  
                            <span class='span2 title boldName id='" + listItem.get_item('ID') + "span1" + "'>" + listItem.get_item('Title') + "</span>  
                            <br/>  
                            <span class='span2 title boldCategory' id='" + listItem.get_item('ID') + "span2" + "'>" + listItem.get_item('StartDate') + "</span>  
                            <br/>  
                            <br/>  
                            <span class='span2 title boldCode' id='" + listItem.get_item('ID') + "span3" + "'>" + listItem.get_item('Location').get_lookupValue() + "</span>  
                        </div>  
                    </a>  
                </td>";  
                        }  
  
                    table += "  
            </tr>  
        </table>";  
                    tableview.innerHTML = table + "  
        <br/>  
        <div class='pager'>  
            <button id='btnBack' type='button' onclick='btnprevclick()'>"  
                    + "< Back" + "  
            </button>" +  
"  
            <span id='pageInfo'></span>" +  
"  
            <button id='btnNext' type='button' onclick='btnnextclick()'>Next></button>" +  
"  
        </div>";  
                    if (document.getElementById('search').value == "undefined") {  
                        document.getElementById('search').value = "";  
                    }  
                    managePagerControl();  
                }  
                else {  
                    alert("No Data found");  
                }  
            }  
            function managePagerControl() {  
  
                if (sflag == "1") {  
                    pageIndex = 1;  
                }  
                if (splistitems.get_listItemCollectionPosition()) {  
                    nextPagingInfo = splistitems.get_listItemCollectionPosition().get_pagingInfo();  
                } else {  
                    nextPagingInfo = null;  
                }  
  
                //The following code line shall add page information between the next and back buttons   
                $("#pageInfo").html((((pageIndex - 1) * pageSize) + 1) + " - " + ((pageIndex * pageSize) - (pageSize - splistitems.get_count())));  
                previousPagingInfo = "PagedPrev=TRUE&Paged=TRUE&p_ID=" + splistitems.itemAt(0).get_item('ID') + "&p_" + sortColumn + "=" + encodeURIComponent(splistitems.itemAt(0).get_item(sortColumn));  
  
  
  
                if (pageIndex <= 1) {  
                    $("#btnBack").attr('disabled', 'disabled');  
                }  
                else {  
                    $("#btnBack").removeAttr('disabled');  
                }  
  
                if (nextPagingInfo) {  
                    $("#btnNext").removeAttr('disabled');  
                }  
                else {  
                    $("#btnNext").attr('disabled', 'disabled');  
                }  
  
            }  
                function get_splistitems_onFailure() {  
                alert("An error occurred while fetching data. Please contact your system administrator."+e);  
            }  
  
    </script>  
</head>  
<body>  
    <!--HTML Content-->  
    <divclass="Status"id="tableview">  
    </div>  
</body>undefined</html>

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<!DOCTYPEHTMLPUBLIC"-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN""http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">

<html>

<head>

<title>Events</title>

<linkrel="stylesheet"type="text/css"href="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.6/css/bootstrap.min.css"/>

<scripttype="text/javascript"src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.0.0/jquery.min.js">

</script>

<scriptsrc="//ajax.aspnetcdn.com/ajax/4.0/1/MicrosoftAjax.js"type="text/javascript">

</script>

<scripttype="text/javascript"src="/_layouts/15/sp.runtime.js">

</script>

<scripttype="text/javascript"src="/_layouts/15/sp.js">

</script>

<styletype="text/css">

.pager {

padding-left: 9px;

/*margin: 20px 0;*/

text-align: center;

list-style: none;

float: left;

}

.boxspace

{

padding:9px;

}

</style>

<scripttype="text/javascript">

var pageIndex = 1; // default page index value

var pageSize = 4;//defualt page size

var nextPagingInfo;

var previousPagingInfo;

var position;

var splistitems;

var searchvalue;

var sflag;

var sortColumn = 'Title';//name if sort column

var listname = 'Events';//name if list

//next click code

function btnnextclick() {

pageIndex = pageIndex + 1;

if (nextPagingInfo) {

position = new SP.ListItemCollectionPosition();

position.set_pagingInfo(nextPagingInfo);

}

else {

position = null;

}

getListItems();

}

//prev click code

function btnprevclick() {

pageIndex = pageIndex - 1;

position = new SP.ListItemCollectionPosition();

position.set_pagingInfo(previousPagingInfo);

getListItems();

}

$(document).ready(function () {

//fetch items from list on page load

getListItems();

});

function getListItems(searchbtnclickflag) {

try {

sflag = searchbtnclickflag;//value will be undefined as search button is not clicked

var context = new SP.ClientContext.get_current();

// Load the web object

this.web = context.get_web();

//Get the list

var list = this.web.get_lists().getByTitle(listname);

var spQuery = new SP.CamlQuery();

//if search button is click then if condition will execute to set the default position of pager

if (sflag == "1") {

spQuery.set_listItemCollectionPosition(undefined);

}

else {

spQuery.set_listItemCollectionPosition(position);

}

//on page load search input box is not created,hence this condition will execute.

if (document.getElementById('search') == null) {

spQuery.set_viewXml("

<View>

<Query>

</OrderBy>

</Query>" + "

<RowLimit>" + pageSize + "</RowLimit>

</View>");

}

//when search box does not contain any text

elseif (document.getElementById('search').value == "") {

spQuery.set_viewXml("

<View>

<Query>

</OrderBy>

</Query>" + "

<RowLimit>" + pageSize + "</RowLimit>

</View>");

}

//when search value contains text

else {

searchvalue = document.getElementById('search').value;

spQuery.set_viewXml("

<View>

<Query>

<Where>

<Value Type='Text'>" + document.getElementById('search').value + "</Value>

</Contains>

</Where>

<FieldRef Name='" + sortColumn +

"' Ascending='True'/>

</OrderBy>

</Query>" + "

<RowLimit>" + pageSize + "</RowLimit>

</View>");

}

splistitems = list.getItems(spQuery);

context.load(splistitems);

context.executeQueryAsync(Function.createDelegate(this,

get_splistitems_onSuccess), Function.createDelegate(this,

get_splistitems_onFailure));

}

catch (e) {

alert("An error occurred while fetching data. Please contact your system administrator.");

}

function get_splistitems_onSuccess() {

if (splistitems.get_count() > 0) {

var splistitemCollection = splistitems.getEnumerator();

var table = "

<br/>

<button id='btnsearch' class='btn btn-default' type='button' onclick='getListItems(1)' value='Search Events'>Search Events</button>

<br/>

<tr>";

while (splistitemCollection.moveNext()) {

var listItem = splistitemCollection.get_current();

table += "

<span class='span2 title boldName id='" + listItem.get_item('ID') + "span1" + "'>" + listItem.get_item('Title') + "</span>

<br/>

<span class='span2 title boldCategory' id='" + listItem.get_item('ID') + "span2" + "'>" + listItem.get_item('StartDate') + "</span>

<br/>

<span class='span2 title boldCode' id='" + listItem.get_item('ID') + "span3" + "'>" + listItem.get_item('Location').get_lookupValue() + "</span>

</div>

</a>

</td>";

}

table += "

</tr>

</table>";

tableview.innerHTML = table + "

<br/>

<button id='btnBack' type='button' onclick='btnprevclick()'>"

+ "< Back" + "

</button>" +

<span id='pageInfo'></span>" +

<button id='btnNext' type='button' onclick='btnnextclick()'>Next></button>" +

</div>";

if (document.getElementById('search').value == "undefined") {

document.getElementById('search').value = "";

}

managePagerControl();

}

else {

alert("No Data found");

}

function managePagerControl() {

if (sflag == "1") {

pageIndex = 1;

}

if (splistitems.get_listItemCollectionPosition()) {

nextPagingInfo = splistitems.get_listItemCollectionPosition().get_pagingInfo();

} else {

nextPagingInfo = null;

}

//The following code line shall add page information between the next and back buttons

$("#pageInfo").html((((pageIndex - 1) * pageSize) + 1) + " - " + ((pageIndex * pageSize) - (pageSize - splistitems.get_count())));

previousPagingInfo = "PagedPrev=TRUE&Paged=TRUE&p_ID=" + splistitems.itemAt(0).get_item('ID') + "&p_" + sortColumn + "=" + encodeURIComponent(splistitems.itemAt(0).get_item(sortColumn));

if (pageIndex <= 1) {

$("#btnBack").attr('disabled', 'disabled');

}

else {

$("#btnBack").removeAttr('disabled');

}

if (nextPagingInfo) {

$("#btnNext").removeAttr('disabled');

}

else {

$("#btnNext").attr('disabled', 'disabled');

}

function get_splistitems_onFailure() {

alert("An error occurred while fetching data. Please contact your system administrator."+e);

}

</script>

</head>

<body>

<divclass="Status"id="tableview">

</div>

</body>undefined</html>

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Dec 13th

Posted by Peter in European SharePoint Server 2013 Hosting

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In this blog, I will explain how to find users using ClientPeoplePickerSearchUser class. There are many ways in CSOM to get the users from SharePoint site or the web but I could not find any proper way to perform a wildcard search of users from SharePoint site using CSOM. For example, let’s say I want to find all the users present in the site collection where the first name starts with “John” or the last name starts with “Patt”.

This below-mentioned code sample will help us to perform both wildcard and explicit search. The output will be matching the result whether it is a collection of users or a single user.

The script for this is given below.

using Microsoft.SharePoint.Client;  
using System;  
using System.Collections.Generic;  
using System.Linq;  
using System.Security;  
using System.Text;  
using System.Threading.Tasks;  
namespace FindUserDetailsByPeoplepickerQuery {  
    class Program {  
        static void Main(string[] args) {  
            string userToFind = "userToFind"; //it may be full or partial name of the user  
            string webUrl = "<site url>";  
            string userName = "<user name>";  
            string password = "<password>";  
            SecureString passWord = new SecureString();  
            try {  
                //creating the context of the SharePoint site  
                using(ClientContext clientCtx = new ClientContext(webUrl)) {  
                    foreach(char c in password.ToCharArray())  
                    passWord.AppendChar(c);  
                    clientCtx.Credentials = new SharePointOnlineCredentials(userName, passWord);  
                    clientCtx.ExecuteQuery();  
                    //preparing the search query options  
                    Microsoft.SharePoint.ApplicationPages.ClientPickerQuery.ClientPeoplePickerQueryParameters peoplePickerQuery = new Microsoft.SharePoint.ApplicationPages.ClientPickerQuery.ClientPeoplePickerQueryParameters();  
                    peoplePickerQuery.AllowEmailAddresses = true;  
                    peoplePickerQuery.AllowMultipleEntities = false;  
                    peoplePickerQuery.ForceClaims = false;  
                    peoplePickerQuery.MaximumEntitySuggestions = 60;  
                    peoplePickerQuery.PrincipalType = Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Utilities.PrincipalType.All;  
                    peoplePickerQuery.PrincipalSource = Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Utilities.PrincipalSource.All;  
                    peoplePickerQuery.QueryString = userToFind;  
                    peoplePickerQuery.AllUrlZones = true;  
                    peoplePickerQuery.SharePointGroupID = 0;  
                    peoplePickerQuery.WebApplicationID = new Guid("00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000");  
                    //Using peoplepicker webservice and searchquery getting the matched userInformations from SharePoint  
                    ClientResult < String > resultData = Microsoft.SharePoint.ApplicationPages.ClientPickerQuery.ClientPeoplePickerWebServiceInterface.ClientPeoplePickerSearchUser(clientCtx, peoplePickerQuery);  
                    clientCtx.ExecuteQuery();  
                    if (resultData != null) {  
                        Object[] queryMatchesFound = (Object[]) clientCtx.ParseObjectFromJsonString(resultData.Value);  
                        for (var i = 0; i < queryMatchesFound.Length; i++) {  
                            try {  
                                Dictionary < string, object > obj = (Dictionary < string, object > ) queryMatchesFound[i];  
                                try {  
                                    string loginName = obj["Key"].ToString();  
                                } catch {} //this will give the loginName of the user  
                                try {  
                                    string email = obj["Description"].ToString();  
                                } catch {} //this will give the email of the user  
                                try {  
                                    string Title = obj["DisplayText"].ToString();  
                                } catch {} //this will give the title/DisplayName of the user  
                                try {  
                                    string entityType = obj["EntityType"].ToString();  
                                } catch {} //this will give the type of the object whether it is a group or user  
                            } catch {}  
                        }  
                    }  
                }  
            } catch {}  
        }  
    }  
}

using Microsoft.SharePoint.Client;

using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Linq;

using System.Security;

using System.Text;

using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace FindUserDetailsByPeoplepickerQuery {

class Program {

static void Main(string[] args) {

string userToFind = "userToFind"; //it may be full or partial name of the user

string webUrl = "<site url>";

string userName = "<user name>";

string password = "<password>";

SecureString passWord = new SecureString();

try {

//creating the context of the SharePoint site

using(ClientContext clientCtx = new ClientContext(webUrl)) {

foreach(char c in password.ToCharArray())

passWord.AppendChar(c);

clientCtx.Credentials = new SharePointOnlineCredentials(userName, passWord);

clientCtx.ExecuteQuery();

//preparing the search query options

Microsoft.SharePoint.ApplicationPages.ClientPickerQuery.ClientPeoplePickerQueryParameters peoplePickerQuery = new Microsoft.SharePoint.ApplicationPages.ClientPickerQuery.ClientPeoplePickerQueryParameters();

peoplePickerQuery.AllowEmailAddresses = true;

peoplePickerQuery.AllowMultipleEntities = false;

peoplePickerQuery.ForceClaims = false;

peoplePickerQuery.MaximumEntitySuggestions = 60;

peoplePickerQuery.PrincipalType = Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Utilities.PrincipalType.All;

peoplePickerQuery.PrincipalSource = Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Utilities.PrincipalSource.All;

peoplePickerQuery.QueryString = userToFind;

peoplePickerQuery.AllUrlZones = true;

peoplePickerQuery.SharePointGroupID = 0;

peoplePickerQuery.WebApplicationID = new Guid("00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000");

//Using peoplepicker webservice and searchquery getting the matched userInformations from SharePoint

ClientResult < String > resultData = Microsoft.SharePoint.ApplicationPages.ClientPickerQuery.ClientPeoplePickerWebServiceInterface.ClientPeoplePickerSearchUser(clientCtx, peoplePickerQuery);

clientCtx.ExecuteQuery();

if (resultData != null) {

Object[] queryMatchesFound = (Object[]) clientCtx.ParseObjectFromJsonString(resultData.Value);

for (var i = 0; i < queryMatchesFound.Length; i++) {

try {

Dictionary < string, object > obj = (Dictionary < string, object > ) queryMatchesFound[i];

try {

string loginName = obj["Key"].ToString();

} catch {} //this will give the loginName of the user

try {

string email = obj["Description"].ToString();

} catch {} //this will give the email of the user

try {

string Title = obj["DisplayText"].ToString();

} catch {} //this will give the title/DisplayName of the user

try {

string entityType = obj["EntityType"].ToString();

} catch {} //this will give the type of the object whether it is a group or user

} catch {}

}

} catch {}

}

In this example, I am getting the values in a JSON String format. Then, I am converting it into an object and by looping the collection, we can get the required information of the users like loginname, displayname, email etc.

Conclusion

In this blog, I have explained how you can get multiple users based on wildcard search. I hope this information will help you out in a few scenarios.

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Sharegate Tips And Tricks For Migration To SharePoint

Dec 7th

Posted by Peter in European SharePoint 2013 Hosting

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There are numerous third party tools available in the market to migrate the content from SharePoint OnPremise to SharePoint Online. Sharegate is one of the most widely used migration tools. In this article, we will discuss the tips and tricks that can be useful to carry out smoother migration and avoid any common mistakes.

Sharegate Migration Overview

From a SharePoint perspective, Sharegate supports two types of migration.

Copy Structure
This option helps to copy the site collections, sites, lists, libraries, permission and more directly from SharePoint (any version) to SharePoint (any version).
This option is useful when we want to migrate the site from source to target environment as it is without any change in data or location.
Copy Content
Copy content is a more granular way of migrating the content to the target environment. It helps to copy documents, list items, folders, and document sets from SharePoint (any version) to SharePoint (any version).
This option is useful when we want to migrate individual content (like document, list item) selectively from source to target environment.

Copying Document Libraries

Tip# 1: Missing Documents

This point is not specific to Sharegate but as a general perspective of SharePoint users. Even though after successful migration of documents, the number of documents appears less in the target location.

The major reason for this is SharePoint users who do not check-in any version of their files. Follow the below steps to avoid these kinds of situations,

Open Document library in SharePoint source environment.
Click Library Settings.
Under “Permissions and Management”, click “Manage files which have no checked in version”.
Select the listed documents.
Click “Take ownership of selection”.
Switch back to Sharegate, refresh the view.
The missing documents should be now available to migrate.

Tip#2 – Insane mode for a document copy

It is always preferable to use the insane mode to copy documents faster to source SharePoint environment. Here, we can also specify the custom storage account to use. Also, the insane mode will help to maintain the IDs of items from the source environment.

Migration of Choice Fields

In SharePoint, we commonly use Choice fields as part of our information architecture. The major issue with using choice field is that it does not keep track of changed values.

As an example, if we create a choice field called Status with below values to start with,

Draft
Approved
Rejected

Over time, we realize that we need to drill down more into the business process and need more choices to support our business scenarios. We then change the choice values as below,

Draft
Approved by Manager
Approved by HR
Approved by all
Rejected

Notice how the Approved status is broken down to support the business process. In this scenario, the items in the list which were created before with Status as Approved remain as they were. SharePoint does not complain about it. But when it comes to migration as we are no longer supporting “Approved” status, the items tagged with the “Approved” status start to complain. At this point, it might not be feasible to go back and change all approval statuses.

A simple resolution to this is to set the problematic choice column to allow fill-in choices.

This will allow Sharegate to enter any value in the choice column and proceed with the migration.

Version Mismatch or missing versions of documents

When any document has huge versions, it might occur that a few versions go missing. Sharegate simply skips the versions. To resolve this kind of issue, simply re-migrate the document with any of the below options.

Copy and Replace
Copy if newer (incremental)

Lookup Lists

Lists which have lookup are always troublesome to migrate. Firstly identify and start from parent list to avoid any reworking of migration.

Another solution is to set the default value in Sharegate to use when the source item contains an invalid value for the destination lookup column.

Support from Sharegate

Sharegate provides the best support to resolve our migration issues. For any outstanding issues, we can email support@sharegate.com and their representative will help us further.

Summary

Sharegate is one of the best migration tools available in the market. We cannot consider the migration will be always as easy as lifting and shifting the content. We may face few challenges due to data inconsistency. The above tips and tricks will definitely help to tackle common behaviors.

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