New answers tagged 2019
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According to my research, Lookup column does not support cross-site collection query in SharePoint, it is by design.
Howerver, Lookup column supports cross-subsites under the same site collection. For more information, please see "How to Create a Lookup Column to another SharePoint Site?".
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It was resolved by re-registering the alerts, for reference please see point no. 9 in the below link:
https://www.sharepointdiary.com/2012/02/sharepoint-alerts-not-working-troubleshooting-checklist.html?m=1
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Please check as following:
Will the same user be alerted in list or library?
When you set an alert on a specific file instead of the entire library, is it effective?
Does the alert setting only have no effect in the migration library?
Please create a new library in new server, send alerts on single file or entire library to multiple users to compare the ...
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@Shahul Hameed
@Jimas has suggested a good solution for testing an upper boundary, but in addition to his well-informed and detailed suggestion, I also Believe you should test the lower boundary of your list threshold issue.
I have encountered this very issue myself, on-prem - with a different version of SharePoint some years ago. It had nothing to do with ...
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From my experience, exceeding the list view threshold means, basically, 2 things.
that the results are more that the list view threshold
that sharepoint takes a long running query to iterate over a large dataset, which transaltes in time consuming queries and if the entries are over a limit, SQL Server might enforce a lock on the table.
These are the basic ...
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All Excel-style expressions begin with an equal (=) are only available in SharePoint Online (not in SharePoint 2019).
In SharePoint 2019, you have to use the Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) expressions.
So try using below JSON:
{
"$schema": "https://developer.microsoft.com/json-schemas/sp/v1/column-formatting.schema.json",
"elmType&...
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@LookWest99 they do exactly that but they are confused because the date changes as soon as they click on the specific rooms calendar
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Could it be something as simple as having your users look at the overlay calendar to see what's available, but when they want to book something, click on the specific room's calendar & then add the item?
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Have you tried using these tools with 2019? It's most likely that the documentation simply wasn't updated. There's not a huge difference between 2016 and 2019, I'd expect it to work.
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I believe you can use @pnp/sp/profiles
Gets properties for a specified user
const loginName = "i:0#.f|membership|testuser@mytenant.onmicrosoft.com";
const profile = await sp.profiles.getPropertiesFor(loginName);
console.log(profile.DisplayName);
console.log(profile.Email);
console.log(profile.Title);
console.log(profile.UserProfileProperties.length)...
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You can do it with 3rd part appliucation like, Sharegate or Metalogix
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Currently SharePoint server 2019 is the Mainstream support for SharePoint on-premise.
So there is no OOB way to migrate SharePoint server 2019 to SharePoint online.
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As per my knowledge, this notification is harmless and can be ignored. Generally, the timer job will be executed on weekly basis. Your retention policy will still be applied to the library and work normally after then.
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The Weather web part is not available in SharePoint Server 2019.
It is available only for SharePoint in Microsoft 365 (online) & Office for business
Documentation: Show the weather on your page
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The custom tiles are only for Sharepoint and will not be propagated into OneDrive, if my answer helped, do mark my answer as accepted, thanks!
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Below are the advantages of the SPFx webpart:
Capability to create Responsive UI using Office UI Fabric
SharePoint Framework is available as a “No JavaScript Framework”,” React”, “Knockout” thus, it provides a flexibility to choose the JavaScript framework to deploy the solution.
With the SPFx solution, the user can experience responsive property pane, in ...
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