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Category Archives: Tutorials
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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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
Posted in Development, Tutorials
Tagged components, development, dialog, hooks, javascript, modals, promises, react, typescript
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Starter project for AzureAD authenticated communication with ASP.Net Core 6 API, React SPA and console app
Setting up authentication for a new project is important but can be a pain since all the pieces must fit together perfectly. I recently struggled with one of my projects, and for future reference I decided to create a starter … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Tutorials
Tagged api, asp.net core 6, authentication, authorization, azure ad, azure app registration, console, microsoft graph, msal, rbac, react, spa
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Read & Write MS Office custom properties with PowerShell
While working on automating Microsoft Word I needed to read and write custom properties in documents. I found several resources out there. Reading worked fine, but when writing custom properties they all crashed. I finally managed to fix it though, … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Tutorials
Tagged cmdlets, COM, microsoft excel, microsoft office, microsoft powerpoint, microsoft word, powershell
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Migrating data from Access to SQL Server
Suppose that you have a simple Microsoft Access database that you need to migrate to another database such as MS SQL Server. You model the tables and relationships in the new database, and now you need to export the actual … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Tutorials
Tagged access, csv, data migration, database, ms sql server, powershell, sql
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How to backup and restore tables in Azure storage
There is currently no built in solution for backing up tables in Azure Storage, but we can easily do it with the help of a tool called AzCopy which is provided by Microsoft. Below is a PowerShell script I built … Continue reading
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Tagged azcopy, azure, azure storage, backup, csv, powershell
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Extending the JavaScript console with history recording
The browser JavaScript console is a web developers best friend. Using console.log() is essential for debugging your web apps. But there are a few annoyances. Two things that bother me for a while are: Reloading the page clears the console. … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Tutorials
Tagged browsers, console, edge, internet explorer, javascript, programming
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Downloading OneDrive documents as PDF
As part of automating a build process I needed a way to download the product documentation from OneDrive and save as PDF files for shipping with product. The result is this PowerShell script with two cmdlets, one that takes an … Continue reading
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Tagged docx, microsoft word, onedrive, pdf, powershell, sharepoint online
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A drag-and-drop GUI made with PowerShell
The script below shows how to create a simple WinForms GUI in PowerShell, where you can drag and drop files and folders and then process these with PowerShell commands when you click the button. I’ve pieced this together using various … Continue reading
Working with enterprise custom fields in Project Online
I was tasked with with writing a utility for setting Enterprise Custom Fields on User Resources in Microsoft Project Online. The fields got their values from Lookup Tables. Since is was Project Online, the client side object model, CSOM, had … Continue reading
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Tagged c#, csom, Microsoft Project, Project Online, sharepoint online
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