As noted in my last post, I have been learning REACT and I actually enjoy it. I thought it would be complex but it really isn’t. It truly is JavaScript! What makes REACT seem complex to many, including myself in the beginning, is JavaScript XML( JSX), but it really isn’t as difficult as many may…
First off, I hope you are doing well and staying safe during this time of the covid-19 pandemic. I hope your families and friends are safe as well. My prayers goes out to all nurses and doctors that risk their lives in the service of others. Whether you believe COVID is real or not, be…
I had the opportunity to do a session at SharePoint Saturday VA Beach and it was great. My session was on ‘Using Vue.js with SharePoint’. Here’s the location to the files of the demo in that session: https://github.com/isogunro/SharePointSaturday If you have any questions, please leave a comment and I will try and help.You can also…
I recently had the opportunity to speak at SharePoint Saturday in Richmond, VA. My session was on “Using Vuejs with SharePoint”. I showed how I created a helpdesk form and a simple dashboard. I went over a Vue introduction and discussed components and props. Below is my code I promised to Share. Codepen: https://codepen.io/isogunro/pen/WNeBjQa?editors=1010 The…
I had the opportunity to lead a SharePoint session today at SP Saturday Charlotte. The topic was using VUE.js with SharePoint. I promised that I would provide the code and the codepen I Shared. Codepen: https://codepen.io/isogunro/pen/aeRNZL The help desk code on Gist can be found at this blog post from a previous SP Saturday I…
Recently, I took upon myself the challenge of automating a manual process for the first time using Microsoft Flow. The purpose was to teach myself flow and boy did I learn a ton and had a lot of fun doing it. Think of HR in your company using SharePoint to manage their new employees. Whenever…
Vuetify is an awesome material design framework for Vue.js. I really think it’s name should have been Vuedoo because of the amazing components you can leverage in your SharePoint applications. Here’s a recent video I created and the code I used in the video.
Here’s the DataTable code from my session at Microsoft in Reston, VA (6/1/19).
Today (6/1/2019) I gave my first presentation at SharePoint Saturday in Reston, VA. My presentation was on how to use VUE.js with SharePoint. I had created a simple help desk form to explain how Vue instance, Vue-Directives, Methods, and life cycle hooks (specifically ‘Created’) worked. Below is the code I promised to share.
I don’t know about you, but editing my code SharePoint code files in SharePoint online is a pain. All those tabs opening become an annoyance after awhile. That pain point led me to figure out how to use Visual Studio Code to edit my SharePoint code files with no issues. It has to do with…
I have had the pleasure of doing a lot with the VUE.js framework and I have created tons of videos on using Vue.js with SharePoint. I recently created a video on using Vuetify with SharePoint. Vuetify is a ‘Material Design Component Framework’ made for VUE. Check out the UI components. There are a plethora of…
Today I needed to use REST API to insert data into a list and I also needed to retrieve the id of the new inserted item. The code below successfully inserted my data into the list but the success handler wasn’t firing. After a bit of googling and being on SharePoint stack exchange, it was…
I have heard so many good things about NINTEX that I was excited when I finally had the chance to use it in place of SharePoint designer. My task was to create a document approval workflow. Here’s a diagram showing the process. User uploads document –> Notificaion sent to Chief –> Chief approves, disapproves –>…
There’s so much to remember when dealing with the DOM, especially when in SharePoint. I am writing this post so I don’t forget and go searching “again”. Here’s the scenario, I needed to get data from a list and populate an html dashboard that will be rendered to a SharePoint page. I use REST API…
While trying to update an item in a SharePoint 2013 list, something I’ve done many times before, I received the following error: Error: “SCRIPT5007: Unable to get property ‘apply’ of undefined or null reference. File: ScriptResource.axd, Line 5, Column: 298” Here’s the code that generated that error: The problem was in the way I was…
