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I think this is what you are asking for: Remove-PnPListItem -List "[Your list Title goes here]" -Identity ($TheItemId)
No, it is not possible. As Eric Alexander mentioned, renaming a document means recreating it (I wish it didn't!). Proof: in order to rename a file you need the "Delete" privilege. SP probably does ...
Alternative 1: Folder folder = web.GetFolderByServerRelativeUrl(web.ServerRelativeUrl + "/MyRecordLibrary/Folder1/"); clientContext.Load(folder); clientContext....
The Title field is not always automatically populated, and it is different than the filename which is displayed in the screenshot. To view the filename, title (and add more fields) you can edit the ...
This is (a backup copy of) the article by Tyler Holmes which is mentioned by Marius Constantinescu. I have used it a couple of times and I would hate to see it disapear... DELETING CONTENT TYPES IN ...
(Assuming you are on premises) You mentioned "...but the error handler in SharePoint is faster". Actually it is not a matter of speed, it is a matter of precedence. If your event receiver was an ...
One way to keep your list contents read-only and have your comments column would be to create a new list with a lookup column to the original list and the contents column you wish to add. If you mark ...
I would use jQuery for this "dynamic" task. Something like this: https://jsfiddle.net/dinoskon/rr0rz2qb/1/
If you have a few fields that you filter on, consider creating indexes on them. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/add-an-index-to-a-list-or-library-column-f3f00554-b7dc-44d1-a2ed-d477eac463b0 ...
I think what you are looking for is the eTag. Karine Bosch has a nice article here: https://karinebosch.wordpress.com/my-articles/improving-performance-of-sharepoint-sites/part-13-etag-header/ (...
The following link will give you the "Share with" dialog. You can put it in a Modal dialog of your preference: [webURL]/_layouts/15/sharedialog.aspx?listId={[listID]}&listItemId=[...
The article you mention refers to SharePoint online. If you are on-prem (as you mention that you are) your other site collections under the same web application using managed paths will not be ...
I am not sure SharePoint 2013 offers "Responsive" design. Nevertheless, inside the VirtualDirectories/[your web app]/App_Browsers folder of IIS you will find a "compat.browser" ...
Try to start the Central Administration site on the server using the link created during the installation Start> (type "Central Admin"). It should run the default browser "as ...
This is an old post, but... I had the same issue: Edit.aspx was working fine, Disp.aspx was causing this error (found in ULS logs): "Application error when access /sites/xyz/Lists/Tasks/DispForm....
The while (enumerator.moveNext()) statement will iterate through all items before letting the indexes (c & r) to increment. If you want one item per cell, try replacing 'while' with 'if'. ps. ...
I'm not 100% sure, but the language of your login page should be following the language of your browser/windows box. Try using IE after setting the preferred language: Internet Options > General > ...
The error could be misleading, because it requires the "The server-relative URL to the root folder of a list, such as /sites/sitecollection/subsite/Lists/Announcements." . Try the following: SPList ...
Things you could try: Hide the list (set .Hidden = true), but users with the link will be able to access it, or Hide the list view web part, or Hide the items of the list (add a filter in the default ...
At some point that I had to do a similar task I ended up using iTextSharp. (and a lot of code of course...)
Since you cannot bend the rule, you have to abide. So if you cannot change the throttling limit, you should apply filters. E.g. get results in batches of 30 days
"and would like to force our users to log in" Could you disable anonymous authentication? If you do, users will always be prompted to log-in. If by "force" you mean that you want the user to log-in ...