Check what permission a user has in SharePoint
Check user’s permission when SharePoint site is having a unique permissions complicated structure.
Check user’s permission when SharePoint site is having a unique permissions complicated structure.
Overview One of the very useful column is People metadata. Usage of this metadata is strongly advised when your column is meant for people that is part of your Active Directory. One sample metadata that is type of people is the Created By and Modified By with the internal name of “Author”. Those 2 are …
Classic SharePoint Throwback Earlier version of SharePoint like SharePoint On-Premise 2010, 2013, 2016, the classic versions, we are able to save list as template. By saving the list / site as template it is a very easy to create a clone of a list or a site. By having a template, we don’t need to …
Overview SharePoint modern now allows site owners to be able to customize and apply custom styles and colors to their site that make it more easier to manage and define across site collections. The capabilities are available to site administrators via PowerShell cmdlets and SharePoint client-side-object model (CSOM) or the SharePoint REST API . Branding …
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Why do we need to check for external users in SharePoint? There are a lot of instances that affect the possibilities that we should. We might not need a check now but eventually when your applications requirements changed we need our app to be as robust as possible. It might not all about the user …
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What is SharePoint Content Types ? Just for a recap, a SharePoint content type as a summary, is a groupings of data category. It pulls together an item and information about the item. It identifies the type of an item, could possibly be one of many different kinds of files, a document, an excel workbook, …
What is SharePoint PageContext ? SharePoint PageContext provides standard definitions for SharePoint objects shared between the client-side applications, web parts, and other components. Typically the data is fetched via REST queries when navigating to a new page. Additionally, it can be preloaded by the web server or filled from a custom application cache. How to …
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