can i make an action that after uploading the attachments and saved in a new folder in library , can connect each document to his name that has been already created in share point list ? so everything will be in one column in the list page instead checking their attachments in different folder
@@simonhubbard4513 that’s a SharePoint thing? If you were to post on the Microsoft forum, it might get traction or maybe it’s indeed possible? techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/sharepoint/bd-p/SharePoint_General
WoW what I needed! Thank you very much, my problem here is that my org does not want to enable Anyone link, so we need to do that on OneDrive and I cannot make it work with the same HTTP request that I see in the video.
I'm going to try this myself, but maybe you can tell me if it's a waste of time...can the REST API be used to generate a "Specific people" sharing link? I have a use case where there's a library in which a folder will be created for each user in a list (this part I've figured out) but I then need to share that folder ONLY with that particular user. I know I could do it by breaking inheritance and granting permissions, but I'd prefer to work within the "sharing link" infrastructure if possible.
@@DamoBird365 Thanks...I'll give that a go if I can't get it to work the way you've done it. Of course, on that page, they don't show an example with the "users" scope, so I'll need to work out exactly where that information needs to go. BTW, I love how your cat is just hanging out in the background. Our cats sometimes visit me in the office, but it's usually to remind me that it's time to feed them.
@@DamoBird365 Actually, your method (grabbing the payload using the developer tools) worked great. If you're interested, the video is here: ua-cam.com/video/SX9ZRDMvJc4/v-deo.html
🎉 extremely cool kit… This is especially useful if you are engaging folks outside of your organization, I’m curious how this compares to leveraging the pages application one thing for sure this provides a lot more flexibility or so it seems I’m interested in your thoughts, pros and cons taking this approach versus using pages
Cheers. Power Pages would definitely be more suitable for enterprise but more costly. It would also enable more complex data capture. Forms with SharePoint would be a good choice for smaller organisations. For low code, it’s amazing what you can create in 60 mins though 👍 I’m biased though. 😂
Great use case with SharePoint File request feature. Smells like a neat workaround for file upload request to a form for external users 💡👍
I was looking for something like this, ability to upload file for non registered user, really helpful. Thanks for sharing
Hi, i would like to ask i use the same setting as you in my "Send an HTTP request to SharePint."
But the step was loading for so long.
To upload files, do you need to log in to a Microsoft account?
I will be using this to autotmate the onboarding process for sure because it can be done via mobile!
can i make an action that after uploading the attachments and saved in a new folder in library , can connect each document to his name that has been already created in share point list ? so everything will be in one column in the list page instead checking their attachments in different folder
I’m pretty sure that would be possible.
Great PoC! With lots of use as I can see.
Thank you! Cheers!
Is there a way to make the file upload request look better on mobile.
@@simonhubbard4513 that’s a SharePoint thing? If you were to post on the Microsoft forum, it might get traction or maybe it’s indeed possible? techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/sharepoint/bd-p/SharePoint_General
WoW what I needed! Thank you very much, my problem here is that my org does not want to enable Anyone link, so we need to do that on OneDrive and I cannot make it work with the same HTTP request that I see in the video.
I'm going to try this myself, but maybe you can tell me if it's a waste of time...can the REST API be used to generate a "Specific people" sharing link? I have a use case where there's a library in which a folder will be created for each user in a list (this part I've figured out) but I then need to share that folder ONLY with that particular user. I know I could do it by breaking inheritance and granting permissions, but I'd prefer to work within the "sharing link" infrastructure if possible.
Sounds like you’re possibly describing the graph api option? learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/driveitem-createlink?view=graph-rest-1.0 have fun.
@@DamoBird365 Thanks...I'll give that a go if I can't get it to work the way you've done it. Of course, on that page, they don't show an example with the "users" scope, so I'll need to work out exactly where that information needs to go. BTW, I love how your cat is just hanging out in the background. Our cats sometimes visit me in the office, but it's usually to remind me that it's time to feed them.
I’ve got 4 cats, but 2 of them like to be in my study when I’m working or videoing.
@@DamoBird365 Actually, your method (grabbing the payload using the developer tools) worked great. If you're interested, the video is here: ua-cam.com/video/SX9ZRDMvJc4/v-deo.html
Thanks for the mention in the description. Nice use case.
actually my link is not opening
🎉 extremely cool kit… This is especially useful if you are engaging folks outside of your organization, I’m curious how this compares to leveraging the pages application one thing for sure this provides a lot more flexibility or so it seems I’m interested in your thoughts, pros and cons taking this approach versus using pages
Cheers. Power Pages would definitely be more suitable for enterprise but more costly. It would also enable more complex data capture. Forms with SharePoint would be a good choice for smaller organisations. For low code, it’s amazing what you can create in 60 mins though 👍 I’m biased though. 😂
Wow amazing 🎉❤
To upload files, do you need to log in to a Microsoft account?
@@nmijf I don’t believe I did but I cannot fully remember. Try it manually from SharePoint and test.