We all have dependencies in our projects and you probably already read some articles about dependencies which include funky things to your project without you being aware of it. Sometimes we just include these libraries in our project just because they are cool, save us a lot of development time, or because it is a requirement. Of course, there are
In my previous post, I wrote how you could trigger the page into edit mode from within your SharePoint Framework solution. One thing which I did not explain is how you can check the current display mode your page is in. Related article: Trigger the edit page experience from your SharePoint Framework solution For web parts, it is very simple as they
This is a quick article to show you how you can open the edit page experience from your SharePoint Framework solution. Such a trigger could be useful so that you can trigger the page its edit mode from within your web part, footer, … Nothing more to say about it, so here is the code: Here is an example of what you
UPDATE: Beginning of April 2018, Microsoft announced a new feature which allows custom metadata integration with modern pages and news (Office 365 Roadmap ID: 27251). {{< caption-new “/uploads/2018/01/Screenshot-2018-04-14-15.22.49.png” “Custom metadata integration with modern SharePoint Online pages and news” “data/jpeg;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAoAAAAHCAYAAAAxrNxjAAAACXBIWXMAABYlAAAWJQFJUiTwAAAAg0lEQVR4nFWO2QoEIQwE8/8/ui/ieCSeaC8tuMw+FOlgU1E+LiDGgJwzQmCOSCkdYoyHWivEe4/WGtZa2HsfmO9+szzPA+fcgZkm2s0MqnpyKQXCBxZ4gubWx5/9IizwPGE2U6jmn5mTduHyRs1QasUYA733w5wTwvaFf+Lkn94lAPgCtQAPJC7J8e0AAAAASUVORK5CYII=” “1652” “1076” >}} One of the key things in the content creation process is metadata. This important for various reasons, which I
I published another extension for your SharePoint Framework solution to check your scripts and correctly reference the external JavaScript libraries in your solutions. The extension is powered by the same APIs of the SharePoint Framework Script Check that was built by Waldek Mastykarz from Rencore. Check out the VSCode extension: SPFx Script Check
Depending on the solution you are creating, you might want to know on which type of site your SharePoint Framework solution is currently running. This could be useful to enable or disable certain functionalities the solution you are creating depending on the type of site. For example: enable some extra collaboration features in your solution when used on a team
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