Using the new Column Formatter available in SharePoint Online, power users and developers can finally get back some of the functionality they lost when Microsoft changed the way calculated fields could be rendered and removed JSLink from our arsenal of tools in modern list views.
In this video, join Mark Rackley, MVP, PAIT Group, USA as he demonstrated How To use a JSON object in the column formatter in SharePoint.
Probably there’s no need for me to say why .NET Core 3.0 is a big deal. There are enough articles on that. For a great write-up see Announcing .NET Core 3.0. From the inception of the .NET Core project, we’ve added around fifty thousand .NET Framework APIs to the platform. .NET Core 3.0 closes much of the… READ MORE
Recently I’ve gotten into answering Go questions on StackOverflow, and one of the patterns I noticed are many repetitive questions about JSON processing. The goal of this post is to collect a “cookbook” of JSON processing code and examples; think of it as a vastly expanded version of the JSON gobyexample page. It’s a living document… READ MORE
A couple of days ago, I was helping a friend with a case in Microsoft Flow … So I thought this is a good time to write a new article that would be a reference for my friend, and hopefully others would find this useful if they came across the same issue. The Case It’s… READ MORE
For some reason, I have spent a couple of days thinking about versioning HTTP based APIs. Actually, the reason is that I have a client who is using quite a lot of HTTP based APIs, but in a way that I find less than perfect. I’m not blaming them in any way, as it is… READ MORE
This post will show you how to make a REST call to the SharePoint API and process the JSON response using Microsoft Flow. Background As part of a solution I was building I needed to count the number of users in a SharePoint permission group. Unfortunately, the number of users is not returned in the SharePoint… READ MORE
