Month: February 2025

SharePoint REST API File Uploads Using JavaScript and PnPjs

Hey there, SharePoint enthusiasts! Today, we’re diving into something super practical and often-requested—uploading files to SharePoint using the REST API. We’ll explore two approaches: one using plain ol’ JavaScript and another using PnPjs (a delightful library for simplifying SharePoint operations). I’ll also walk you through an example application in React, just to show how all …

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Remove All Permissions in a SharePoint Site Collection

Imagine you’ve just completed a major project in SharePoint, and now it’s time to secure the site so that only you have access. Maybe you’re preparing a site for migration, shutting it down, or ensuring compliance by restricting access to sensitive data. Whatever the case, locking down a SharePoint site collection can be crucial. In …

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SharePoint Content Types: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

SharePoint is a powerful platform, but it’s only as good as the way you structure your data. One of the most overlooked yet essential features in SharePoint is Content Types. If you’ve ever found yourself managing multiple lists and libraries with the same types of data but struggling with consistency, then content types should be …

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SharePoint Data Handling with PnP Batching Queries

When working with SharePoint data, performance is key. Imagine needing to update thousands of items in a list—doing this one by one is a nightmare. This is where PnP Batching Queries come in! Whether you’re using an older version of PnP JS or the latest release, batching allows you to perform multiple operations in a …

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