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List formatting conditionally display different actions to call a power automate flow
Introduction In SharePoint, you can enhance user interactions by conditionally triggering different Power Automate flows based on specific conditions in a list or library. This is achieved using JSON column formatting and the executeFlow action. By dynamically linking flows to specific conditions, you can streamline processes and improve automation.
List formatting provides a powerful feature to control the flow of a process from filling mandatory fields, create approval tasks. Depending on the status of the list item, different power automate flows can be called.
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Adding a Copy Button to Code Blocks in Hugo with Netlify
Introduction Adding a “Copy Code” button to code blocks in your Hugo blog can significantly enhance the user experience, especially for technical blogs. With the help of GitHub Copilot, I implemented a solution to add a copy button above code blocks, styled similarly to GitHub’s copy button.
This blog post walks you through the steps to achieve this functionality using JavaScript and CSS. By the end, you’ll have a fully functional “Copy” button that appears in the top of your code blocks.
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Enhance List Formatting for Multi-Line Text fields challenges
Enhance List Formatting for Multi-Line Text fields challenges Summary The following sample shows how you can view more of a truncated multi line text column on click. Column formatting in SharePoint is a powerful tool to customize how data is displayed. Multi-line text fields, however, present unique challenges when applying these formats. This guide explores a method to expand truncated multi-line text on click and discusses its limitations.
Understanding the Concept The objective is to provide users with a preview of truncated text and enable expansion on hover.
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Executing a Flow from Column Formatting from a page using the Embed Webpart
Executing a Flow from Column Formatting from a page using the Embed Webpart I encountered an intriguing challenge: triggering a flow from column formatting within a List View Webpart. Initially, I successfully created a button within a list to execute a flow on a specific item, following the steps outlined in Microsoft’s documentation here. It worked seamlessly within the list interface directly.
However, when attempting to add the list with the formatting column using the list view webpart on a page to allow end-users to trigger the flow the results were different.