Ideas that work
The comments setting on a duplicated page isn’t the same as the source page when comments are disabled at the source page. Comments are always enabled regardsless of the comments setting on the source page. A page can be duplicated … Read More »
Comments can be controlled at three levels: page, web and tenant. This post describes these options. SitePage level Comments can be switched on and off at page level. This does not delete the comments and when switched back on the … Read More »
In SharePoint access requests to the current web can be managed.Go to Site Settings; Site Permissions; and select ‘Access Request Settings’ in the ribbon. The screen in figure 2 is then shown allowing you to manage the settings. My main … Read More »
The root site collection of SharePoint Online is still a classic teamsite. It is possible to recreate the root site collection, but be aware of some downtime of sites located in one of the managed paths when there will be … Read More »
Renaming an existing Microsoft Flow is probably easier than you think… Let’s create a flow from scratch using the template ‘Send myself a reminder in 10 minutes’ or just another template. The name of the flow is generated as can … Read More »
A Flow condition to check if a string variable is empty can be accomplished as follows: (fx) empty(variables(‘myStringVariable’)) ‘is equal to’ (fx)true Not very exciting, but quite handy.
The previous two posts (part 1, part 2) explained the analysis of the sentiment of a comment given on a page and a webhook that was triggered when this sentiment score was written to the list. The last posts ended … Read More »
This is the continuation of a previous post called ‘Sentiment of comments given on a SharePoint page‘. The scenario: The sentiment of the comments of the page is analyzed and updated in the list (previous post) A webhook is triggered … Read More »
The other day I was creating a SharePoint webhook using an Azure Function. I like to develop and debug Azure Functions locally on my machine. A publicly accessible URL is necessary to create a webhook subscription , so I fired … Read More »
Microsoft Cognitive Services (formerly Project Oxford) are a set of APIs, SDKs and services available to developers to make their applications more intelligent, engaging and discoverable. Microsoft Cognitive Services expands on Microsoft’s evolving portfolio of machine learning APIs and enables … Read More »