Reading Time: 17 minutes. Microsoft is gathering all kinds of telemetric data out of the usage of SharePoint. I ran into an interesting JavaScript file, fp.js, on SharePoint Online doing just that. Gathering data. It loads on pretty much every single page request, so it’s something you’ll bump into anytime you open your developer tools! Your customer’s IT might even inquire about it – perhaps wanting to disable it for perfomance or information security gains? But what is fp.js and what does it do? Posts Related to “What is […]
Tag: ModernSharePoint
Create a new Alert to a SharePoint list
Reading Time: 3 minutes. SharePoint List Alerts. That magnificent functionality in SharePoint, that let’s you get a heads-up anytime someone touches your precious documents (so you can go and revert the changes), or changes files in Style Library (so you can go and remove that pink custom CSS they tried to add). The functionality is ancient, quite cumbersome and CERTAINLY not pretty, but they’re straightforward and quite reliable. Despite and against my expectations, they were included in Modern SharePoint, too, so there’s really no reason NOT to still keep […]
Hackathon win: Resolving Managed Metadata Madness
Reading Time: 6 minutes. I won a hackathon! They had fun topics, it was a cool challenge, a well organized event, and had cool prizes. Since this is the first hackathon I ever took part in, I thought I’d post something about my experience and the solution(s) I figured out. Posts Related to “Hackathon win: Resolving Managed Metadata Madness”:SharePoint-Teams -integration using a tabThe Scary Anatomy of a Microsoft License FraudA cautionary tale of relying on the automatic backups in SharePoint Online