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Automagically Invite an Attendee To Every Event
While you can always add someone to an outlook calendar, sometimes it can be tedious. For example, if you need to invite multiple people to every event you may need a list of everyone you need to add just…
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Understanding Microsoft Graph Pt.1
Overview Microsoft Graph can seem daunting to understand when first starting off doing SPFx development. You want to access information from across your organization and through different services but don’t know where to start or what Microsoft Graph even…
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React Groups & Teams 2.0
On the left is the new Table style with the default 5 groups selected. On the right is the Cards display with 9 cards in the total view. Overview React Groups and Teams was released May 3rd to the…
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Getting OneNote Notebook Hack
You may have noticed Microsoft Graph doesn’t have a OneNote API- so if you were to get the OneNote notebook for a SharePoint group how would you go about getting it? I came up with a hack to get…
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ComponentDidUpdate updating properties
What happens when you select or deselect a site in my React-News web part? My web part makes use of propertyPaths, ComponentDidUpdate, and more. It gets the news posts from the current site it’s deployed on by default but…
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React-News Pagination
For my React-News web part I created ‘pages’ that the user can click through. The web part breaks up all of the news posts into groups of three and displays them in that order. There is a lot happening…
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React News Webpart
I wanted to customize the SharePoint News out-of-the-box web part so I re-created it with some of the features I wanted. The web part gets the SharePoint News Posts from a SharePoint site or multiple SharePoint sites and displays…
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Project Due Date List Formatting
Say you have a Project Management list with a Due Date column. You want the Due Date column to indicate it’s status based on it’s color. If it is past due it’s red, due today is yellow, or due…
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List Sync Part 1
Have you ever needed to sync a list one way in Power Automate? If you’re reading this you probably need to and that’s what this blog post is for! Say you need an inventory of all the fruit you…
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Approval Workflow For News
I had a client request a workflow that, on News Post creation, if it was marked to be on the home page ( Highlighted ) it would send an approval email to reject/approve the post. I had never done…
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Communicating With Clients
Dealing with clients can often be frustrating and confusing. Sometimes clients don’t even know what they even want or flee at the sight of a price tag. It’s a constant back and forth battle to communicate with difficult clients.…
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Upgrades – Webpart and Environment
Upgrade Your Webpart There’s a difference between upgrading your webpart and upgrading your environment; You can upgrade your environment and every webpart you create after that will be that version, or you only upgrade one at a time and…
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Presenting Tips
I had a presentation recently and I was super nervous. I was scared to make a mistake and everyone laugh or say that I shouldn’t be presenting because I’m just a little kid. Thing is, I made mistakes but…
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React Groups and Teams
Recently I had a client that needed to display the SharePoint Groups in their Organization and their person groups as well as showing their MS Teams Teams. This webpart makes use of the SharePoint site’s theme for the styling…
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React Groups and Teams Filters
In this blog I’ll go over both of the filters you can find in my React Groups and Teams Filters webpart. The first filter switches the All Groups in my Organization to My Groups and the second filters the…
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Alison C.
15 yrs old and an SPFx developer and Power Automate Enthusiast.
I love programming, riding dirtbikes, and building Power Automate workflows.
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