You know that feeling where you’ve done something so many times and it’s worked and then one day it just doesn’t? Yeah, I just had one of those. I’m still a big fan of the PnP Modern Search Web Parts, just like I was last week or last year. To really make them sing in…
My frustration last week in my post Dear Microsoft: Determining Solution Usage in Your Tenant Shouldn’t Be Like This was driven by a need to understand where the PnP Modern Search Web Parts had been used in pages. Now that v4 is available and solid, I want to discuss upgrading the v3 Web Parts to…
You love the SharePoint Framework, so you build stuff with it. It’s the accepted development model, and it’s been around for years now. There’s no risk of falling behind or getting out of sync with the rest of the Microsoft 365 development world. You’re playing by the rules! Scenario One You’ve created some fantastic Web…
Somewhere between the classic Alerts functionality and Power Automate flows, we find the ability in Microsoft Lists to create rules for lists. Rules allow us to do some pretty basic – but VERY common things. Creating a rule for a list is fairly straightforward. In the toolbar at the top of the list view, click…
Thanks to eagle-eyed reader Markus Bütterhoff’s (@buetti) comment on my post showing how to Group By Content Type in Modern Lists and Libraries, I learned of some recent changes for Content Types in Microsoft (SharePoint) Lists and Document Libraries. I’m not sure when these rolled out, but it must have been in the last few weeks….