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Category Archives: Development
How to get “order” and “level” for pages in OneNote Graph API
Quick tip: To include the order and level properties when getting pages with the Graph OneNote API, you need to add ?pagelevel=true to your request. This is not mentioned in the documentation.
Moving Term Sets Accross Site Collection Maintaining Term ID:s
In SharePoint we have the Term Store for managing reusable terms. Besides tenant level term groups, which are available to all site collections, each site can have their own group. There are situations when you need to move term sets … Continue reading
New-MgOauth2PermissionGrant : Missing property: clientId
I was trying to add some permissions to the (new) SPFx app. This is done using the New-MgOauth2PermissionGrant cmdlet. All examples shows using it with -BodyParameter :
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$params = @{ "clientId" = $sPFxSP.id "ConsentType" = "AllPrincipals" "ResourceId" = $resourceSP.id "scope" = $scope } New-MgOauth2PermissionGrant -BodyParameter $params |
But this did not work for me. All I got back was an … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Tips
Tagged azure app registration, microsoft graph, powershell, spfx
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Azure Functions suddenly returning 403 when called from SPFx
Microsoft has recently made a change to SharePoint Framework that might break existing solutions that use an Azure backend (e.g. a Function App) that is secured to only allow requests from SPFx apps. For us, our Azure Functions suddenly started … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Tips
Tagged authentication, azure ad, azure functions, entra id, sharepoint online, spfx
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Securing an Azure Function with Entra ID and calling it from SPFx
This post outlines how to limit access to an Azure Functions App so that only tenant users can access it, and how to then consume this function from an SPFx app in SharePoint. Updated: Use SharePoint Online Web Client Extensibility … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Tutorials
Tagged authentication, azure ad, azure functions, entra id, sharepoint, spfx
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Using emojis for easier JavaScript debugging
I normally don’t care much for emojis, but lately I’ve found them to be helpful when working with JavaScript. The JavaScript console may not be the most elegant way to debug, but it’s the quickest and sometimes only reasonable way … Continue reading
Better cache management in ASP.Net Core (LazyCache/FusionCache)
LazyCache and the newer FusionCache are two great libraries that simplifies working with caching in ASP.Net Core. Something I’ve often been missing though is the ability to dispose of the entire cache, not just single items. (My understanding is that … Continue reading
Show React dialogs fluently with hooks and promises
Suppose you have a React component that displays a modal dialog and returns the result:
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<Dialog message="Are you sure?" onClose={onCloseDialog}> |
The typical way to use it would be to have a state variable controlling if it should be displayed or not, and a function … Continue reading
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Tagged components, development, dialog, hooks, javascript, modals, promises, react, typescript
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