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I also ran into an issue recently when trying to use folders in a regular list to sever permissions.
web.lists.getByTitle("ListWithFolders").rootFolder.folders.add("43");
This appears to add a folder, but I am unable to see it when looking at the list. When I use this function for Document Libraries it correctly adds a folder. Does anyone know what I am doing wrong?
Thanks so much!
Ack sorry, still struggling.
The following works to create the folder just fine:
const list = sp.web.lists.getByTitle('ListA');
const folderName = 'My subfolder';
const rootFolder = 'Folder 1/Folder 2';
list.items.add({
Title: Util.getGUID(),
// The folder is created in a root, so create it first with a temp unique name
FileSystemObjectType: 1,
ContentTypeId: '0x0120'
// FileLeafRef unfortunately is ignored while creation
}).then(({ item }) => {
return item.update({
Title: folderName, // Rename the folder name
FileLeafRef: `${rootFolder}/${folderName}` // Move to a subfolder
});
}).then(console.log);But I cannot seem to use this method to create list items and store them under these folders.
moveTo: list.items.add({
Title: "test"
}).then(({ item }) => {
return item.select("FileRef", "ID").get();
}).then(data => {
console.log(data);
return sp.web.getFileByServerRelativeUrl(data["FileRef"]).moveTo(`/sites/dev/Lists/FoldersList/MyFolder/Sub/${data["ID"]}_.000`)
})
.then(data => {
console.log(data);
});
Hi everyone.
I'm trying to make a simple get items query to a large list items with 2 filtering parameter.
The weird thing is that the sequence of the filtering parameter make a difference.
If I not using the right sequence I will get list view threshold exception, and I can reproduce this behaviour in difference SharePoint Online site collection.
Both filtering fields is indexed.
Is anyone have same experience before?
pnp.sp.web.lists.getByTitle("ListName1").items.filter(" col1 eq 'A' and col2 eq 'B' ").getAll().then(console.log);
vs
pnp.sp.web.lists.getByTitle("ListName1").items.filter(" col2 eq 'B' and col1 eq 'A' ").getAll().then(console.log);
if the first returns more than treshold value, an error will be thrown
that's just a theory
col2 is indexed and .filter(" col2 eq 'B' and col1 eq 'A' ") fails this is likely because there are more than 5000 items after .filter(" col2 eq 'B'"). And such query structure won't work.There are also combined indexes with 2 fields which should work in combination.
For some opertions
getAll can be handy (without custom sorting and filtering applied it can iterate over a large list using split requests with id offset).
Does anyone have experience with timeout issues in SPA front-ends for SharePoint? Our sites are running on SP 2016 On Premise, and the farm folks assure us that they have timeouts set more so users will be authenticated for the whole day. What we are experiencing, though, is frequent and inconsistently timed timeouts. I implemented a cheap call via pnpjs that runs every 15 seconds, and if there is a 403, I get them to refresh the page, which I'm assuming refreshes their token (which again, shouldn't need refreshing)? It's proving to be quite an annoyance for our users, though.
Just curious if anyone experiences this/has a solution. Thanks so much!
Is there a way in DevTools to grab the SSO token and check its lifetime? In the long term it would be nice to have be able to bring this forward as proof that the lifetime isn't long enough for SPA apps.
When our farm folks are stating that user's should be authenticated for the whole work day, I know they are speaking about having to go through the login flow again, and not the SSO flow, but I can't seem to get that across.
Hello,
I have a web app hosted on AWS which authenticates via AWS Cognito -- SAML - Azure AD, the authentication process gives me access_token and id_token which I believe are issued by AWS Cognito through Azure AD. I am able to exchange these tokens to get AWS credentials and access AWS resources, but some of my resources are on SharePoint and I was wondering how do I go about authentication to access them ? (pnp/pnpjs#760)
Any suggestions or direction will be much appreciated.
Appinv.aspx?
A good idea would be to test your client with something easier to test, like this
"aud": "cdb70e6e-7bf9-4836-a907-xxxxxx",
"iss": "https://sts.windows.net/bf322cf0-59ea-474b-aa22-xxxx/",
"iat": 1563215209,
"nbf": 1563215209,
"exp": 1563219109,
"aio": "ASQA2/8MAAAADFZxxxxxxxxxxxFrPN7A=",
"amr": [
"pwd"
],
"family_name": "xxx",
"given_name": "xxxx",
"ipaddr": "86.25.xxx",
"name": "xxxx xxxx",
"nonce": "b4174032-59b0-488e-a927-xxxxxx",
"oid": "78e4b13d-104f-4009-bbea-xxxxxxx",
"sub": "xL4ne424SdAGDu94FbP5oCyry9ZthpUJcT_xxxxxx",
"tid": "bf322cf0-59ea-474b-aa22-xxxxx",
"unique_name": "xxxx@trexxx-analytics.com",
"upn": "xx.xx@trexx-xx.com",
"uti": "Z-QPxxxx",
"ver": "1.0"
}
and also gives a message RSASHA256(
base64UrlEncode(header) + "." +
base64UrlEncode(payload),
-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----
MIIBIjANBxxxx
-----END PUBLIC KEY-----
,
Private Key. Enter it in plain text only if you want to generate a new token. The key never leaves your browser.
)
Yes, PnPjs takes care of digest caching and refresh after it's expired.
You can check digestcache.ts to see how it works.
HasUniqueRoleAssignments property contains this info.