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This is where I log all things SharePoint. I have worked on various versions of SharePoint. So, each post will usually specify what version I'm talking about (some times, the post will apply to pretty much all versions). Beyond SharePoint, this section may also hold content pertaining to other related Microsoft technologies like Office 365, Azure, C# (C Sharp), PowerShell, etc.

Timer job to delete SharePoint orphaned users

February 27, 2018 by Ehi Kioya Leave a Comment

Timer Job to Delete SharePoint Orphaned Users

This article discusses how to create a timer job for deleting orphaned users (SharePoint users that are deleted or disabled in AD) using Visual Studio. I have tested this solution on both SharePoint 2016 and SharePoint 2010. So, it would of course also work for SharePoint 2013.

Filed Under: Backend (Server-Side), C#, Programming, SharePoint Tagged With: CSharp, Programming, SharePoint

PowerShell script to delete SharePoint orphaned users

February 24, 2018 by Ehi Kioya 21 Comments

PowerShell script to delete SharePoint Orphaned Users

Orphaned users in SharePoint are users that have been disabled or completely deleted from active directory but are still referenced in list items and sites, and especially in the SharePoint people picker control. This article explains how to remove them using PowerShell.

Filed Under: Backend (Server-Side), PowerShell, Programming, SharePoint Tagged With: PowerShell, Programming, SharePoint

Converting asynchronous SharePoint event receivers to synchronous

February 17, 2018 by Ehi Kioya Leave a Comment

SharePoint event receivers

If you encounter the edit properties box on single document uploads and still want to run custom code in the ItemAdded event receiver, you will need to employ the method discussed in this article of converting asynchronous SharePoint event receivers to synchronous. The motivation behind this post was to avoid save conflict errors. But there are potentially other scenarios where it might be useful to make asynchronous SharePoint event receivers synchronous.

Filed Under: Backend (Server-Side), C#, Programming, SharePoint Tagged With: CSharp, Programming, SharePoint

Adding fields to SharePoint lists with the AddFieldAsXml method

February 16, 2018 by Ehi Kioya Leave a Comment

Using the AddFieldAsXml method

If you perform any automated website or list/library creation in SharePoint, you would at one point or another need to define and add fields (SPField) via code using the AddFieldAsXml method of the SPFieldCollection class. This article focuses on a few “gotchas” you may encounter while working with this method.

Filed Under: Backend (Server-Side), Programming, SharePoint Tagged With: CSharp, Programming, SharePoint

Setting default column values on items added to a SharePoint folder using code

February 15, 2018 by Ehi Kioya Leave a Comment

Default column values via code SharePoint 2016

Depending on the folders into which items are uploaded in SharePoint, you may want to set default column values so that instead of a global column default value, your default values become folder-specific. This article demonstrates how to do this using C# code on a SharePoint 2016 server. The code can be added to event receivers to keep child items updated when something changes somewhere.

Filed Under: Backend (Server-Side), C#, Programming, SharePoint Tagged With: CSharp, Programming, SharePoint

Credential encryption and security in MOF files

February 14, 2018 by Ehi Kioya 1 Comment

Credential security in MOF files

PowerShell desired state configuration scripts often request user credentials which then need to be stored in some form in the output MOF files. Since you never want to save passwords as clear text, this article explains how you can keep passwords secure and encrypted inside your MOF files.

Filed Under: Linux & Servers, PowerShell, Programming, SharePoint Tagged With: PowerShell, Programming, SharePoint

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