1. Goals for testing upgrades As SharePoint gets stronger and stronger, SharePoint Online and SharePoint 2016 have more new features and abilities. Enterprise can provide more functionality to business users with less customization and at a lower cost. According to the upgrading solutions, QA strategy needs to ensure that sites are upgraded seamlessly at first, […]
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Using React and Redux in SharePoint Framework (SPFx)
Abstract: As most of you know, React has become more and more popular for modern web development. Microsoft is going to standardize the UI with React in SharePoint as well. Redux is a framework that is responsible for managing the state for most the of popular front-end frameworks, such as React, Angular, etc. You can […]
SharePoint Online Managed Property Shows Empty Value in Search
Our team recently encountered a managed properties issue on a SharePoint Online environment. The issue: one managed property didn’t work in the search result source after migrating the site from a farm environment. And, the issue could not be fixed by re-indexing the source list/library. After some investigation, I found the managed property created in […]
Disabled accounts in SharePoint User Profiles
I recently came across a SharePoint 2010 Environment with some disabled users profiles which got accidentally imported through the User Profile Service. The reason for those disabled profiles import was absence of Exclusion Filters (A feature that enables you to exclude users or groups during Synchronization Process) not being configured before the first User Profile […]
Slow People Picker in SharePoint
Have you experienced problems with People Picker taking too long to find a user? Almost a minute or may be more. Does your SharePoint Environment functions with multiple domains? One of the reasons for sluggish behavior of people picker is the People Picker property called “SearchActiveDirectoryDomains” which usually scopes the entire AD with its sub […]