AMAZING Action Buttons For SharePoint Using JSON!
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
- Are you ready to take your SharePoint game to the next level? In this exciting video, we're diving into the world of SharePoint list customization, where JSON formatting becomes your secret weapon for blazing-fast task management.
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Join us on this journey as we unveil the art of crafting Quick Actions using SharePoint List JSON Formatting. Imagine being able to accomplish tasks with just a single click, right from your SharePoint list! With JSON formatting, you'll witness how data transforms into dynamic, actionable buttons, tailored to your specific needs.
Our step-by-step tutorial walks you through the process, from setting up JSON formatting to creating customized Quick Actions that align with your workflow. Whether you're a SharePoint beginner or a seasoned pro, you'll be amazed by the simplicity and power that JSON brings to your fingertips.
Say goodbye to traditional workflows and hello to a new era of efficiency. We'll demonstrate real-world examples of how organizations have revolutionized their task management using SharePoint List JSON Formatting Quick Actions. Whether you're an enthusiast, a team lead, or an IT professional, this tool is your gateway to productivity paradise.
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That is just what I was looking for. Thanks, Steve.
You're so welcome! Thanks for the great feedback!
Hey Steve, I don’t usually subscribe SP related UA-camrs but this info is amazing. My clients will love it and I can’t wait to create these for them. I look forward to see more vids like this! Thank you!🎉
Awesome! Thank you so much!
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Definitely trying this, thank you 🤩
Thanks for the feedback! Let me know how you like it!
Hello Steve. It is a great tutorial, thanks. My question... is it possible, that with a click on a JSON Button to open a multiple Textfield as an input-field? The Content from this button should than save the data to the metadata (just a text input for one column).
Thank you
Excelente!!
Thank you so much!!
Hi Steve, thank you for your excellent free resources here, much appreciated! I like the Quick Edit button, but how do you stop it from populating as an entry field in the pane that comes out?
Thanks so much!! You should be able to hide those fields on the details pane. If you scroll to the bottom of it, you'll see an option to choose which fields appear.
Hi Steve, This is great. Is it possible to embed an action button on a SharePoint page to trigger a Power Automate flow directly from the page or through an app? or is there a way to get the current page URL? Thank you.
I believe the action buttons will render as expected if you use the List or Document Library web parts. That's the easiest way to get it onto a page without creating a web part with SPFx
Hi Steve, thank you so much for the video and help with this.
Is there a way to condition a button. I mean just show the delete button to the creator of the item as an example. In this way not anyone can delete the item in the list.
Absolutely! You can use an expression to look at the current user vs the creator of the item and set the CSS Display property accordingly.
@@stevecorey365 Do you have an example of how the expression would look like?
amazing. Thamks
Glad you liked it!
Im scratching my head now for a week to get something similar working... I want a action button but it should copy a specific cell into my clipboard. Is this even possible? best regards!
I've seen that behavior before in M365, so I know it's technically possible. It's very likely, however, that it's not possible with just JSON formatting. You may need full SPFx development to be able to execute JavaScript to make that clipboard copy possible.
@@stevecorey365 If you find a way to execute this please make a video about it 🙏🏻
This is great stuff. I build an unzip solution like you have in Windows. Just click the flow Icon, which is only available when it's indeed a zip file and Power Automate unzips the file in the same location in a folder named like the zip file. Cool huh?
Very cool! I love hearing stories like yours of people creating awesome stuff. Keep up the great work!
Good stuff!
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it!
This might be a bit off the subject. I have list to track software and I want it to send an email 30 days before the software expires. Any idea how I could do that?
Power Automate can do that! Create a scheduled flow to check for upcoming expirations
@@stevecorey365 Yeah, I've been trying to set that up but my SP skills are lacking, lol.
Can those icons be resized in the JSON? They look a little big.
Absolutely! You can change the CSS properties in the JSON to tweak the size, etc...
@@stevecorey365 how would I reduce the size of the edit icon, for example? Thanks!
The icons are treated like a font, so you can update the JSON like this to make the icon smaller:
{
"elmType": "span",
"attributes": {
"iconName": "Delete",
"class": "ms-font-xxl"
},
"style": {
"font-size": "12pt"
}
}
@@stevecorey365 Thank you!
Can You add a button that will print the list item window? That looks like the layout on screen, not one long list?
I think that would require javascript, and not just JSON formatting.
@@stevecorey365 Thanks , Love your videos