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How To Change A SharePoint List Or Library URL

July 28, 2020 by Ehi Kioya 3 Comments

How To Change A SharePoint List Or Library URL

All versions of the SharePoint user interface provide an option to change the title (or display name) of a list or library. Changing SharePoint library URL (or internal name), however, is not exactly very intuitive. We will discuss the process in this article.

Filed Under: SharePoint Tagged With: SharePoint, SharePoint Designer, SPD

Different Ways to Clear the SharePoint Designer Cache

May 3, 2020 by Ehi Kioya Leave a Comment

Clearing the SharePoint Designer Cache

This article provides manual and programmatic methods of clearing the SharePoint designer cache for both SharePoint 2010 and 2013. Clearing the cache will remove any past connection history as well provide you a “clean slate” to work from.

Filed Under: SharePoint Tagged With: PowerShell, SharePoint, SharePoint Designer

Get List Of SharePoint Users With PowerShell

October 22, 2019 by Ehi Kioya Leave a Comment

Get List Of SharePoint Users With PowerShell

Two PowerShell code snippets for getting a list of SharePoint users in a website. Just supply the absolute URL of the site collection. The second script also checks and prints out the users’ permissions on a specified SharePoint list.

Filed Under: Backend (Server-Side), PowerShell, SharePoint, Snippets Tagged With: Permissions, PowerShell, SharePoint, Users

Get List Of All SharePoint Sites And Subsites With PowerShell

October 22, 2019 by Ehi Kioya Leave a Comment

Get List Of All SharePoint Sites And Subsites With PowerShell

PowerShell command to iterate through an entire web application and give you a list of all sites and subsites in the web application. The data is saved in .CSV format and can be viewed in Excel.

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

InfoPath Case Conversion Rules

October 21, 2019 by Ehi Kioya Leave a Comment

InfoPath Case Conversion Rules

Three handy InfoPath case conversion rules. They are applied to the data in the current field (as indicated by the dot “.” character). But hopefully, you’ll not need these anymore since InfoPath has pretty much died (and a very welcome death as well).

Filed Under: SharePoint Tagged With: Case Conversion, InfoPath, SharePoint

Running STSADM Commands From PowerShell

October 21, 2019 by Ehi Kioya Leave a Comment

Running STSADM Commands From PowerShell

You really shouldn’t be using STSADM anymore. PowerShell is a far more robust and flexible replacement. But if you just must execute your beloved STSADM commands, you can do so from within PowerShell directly. Here’s how.

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

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