Saturday 1 December 2018

Getting Started with Hub Sites in SharePoint Online

Hello Folks,

Today, I have just Completed my First C# Corner Webinar on the topic Getting Started with Hub Sites in SharePoint Online. What a wonderful feeling! Looking forward in doing many more sessions on advanced Dev And ITPro Topics in the coming days. Stay tuned!!



Here is the link for the On Demand Video uploaded in YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUBJ_L5QcqE


Here is the link for the presentation slide uploaded in Slide-share
https://www.slideshare.net/PrabhuNehru/getting-started-with-hubsites-in-sharepoint-online


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Monday 26 November 2018

SharePoint PnP Dev SPFx JS SIG Call – Nov 22nd, 2018


  • Updates Summary
    • Getting SPFx Dev preview capabilities shipped
    • Stabilization
    • Performance optimizations
    • SharePoint Framework for SharePoint Store
    • And a lot more...





  • Demo: Managing Site Designs and Site Scripts using PnPjs fluent methods – Kemal Sinanagic
  • Demo: Converting documents to PDF files and copy classic link SPFx extensions to document libraries – Anoop Tatti


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Wednesday 14 November 2018

C# Corner Webinar - DEC 1st 2018 - Getting Started with Hub Sites in SharePoint Online

Hi Guys,
Please use the link below to register yourself for the webinar from C# Corner Coimbatore Chapter by Prabhu Nehru (Myself) on the topic Getting Started with Hub Sites in SharePoint Online.

hashtagCsharpCorner hashtagHubSites hashtagWebinar

https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/events/sharepoint-online





Monday 29 October 2018

Take a Look @ SharePoint Saturday Bangalore (01-Sep-2018)

SPS Bangalore 2018 #SPSEvents

Opening Presentation

Opening Presentation - SlideShare

Session Presentations

Sorted by Speaker Name
Sl#Speaker NameSession TitlePresentation / Links
1Abhishek PurohitIntroduction to developing application for Office365.
SharePoint Online Event Handling using Web hooks and Azure Functions
TBD
2Bijay Kumar SahooWorkflow Development using Visual Studio 2017 for SharePoint OnlineOneDrive
3Chendrayan VenkatesanUse PowerShell and Node.js to work with SharePoint dataGitHub
4Dipti ChhatrapatiBeing insightful is the only way to get on SharePoint HybridSlideShare
5Jasjit ChopraRunning SharePoint 2016 in Azure - The Do's and the Dont'sSlideShare
6Kirti PrajapatiSPFx Extensions - Personalize/Customize your Modern SitesSlideShare
7Manoj MittalBuild Intelligent Azure Bot using Cognitive Services with SharePoint OnlineSlideShare
8Mitul RanaBuilding Efficient eDiscovery and Compliance with SharePointSlideShare
9Nakkeeran NatarajanMicrosoft Flow and Custom Connectors for automating SharePoint processesSlideShare
10Suhail JamaldeenMake Business Decisions with SharePoint Online Data and Power BIOneDrive
11Vignesh Ganesan / Jayanthi POverview of SharePoint Server 2019SlideShare

SharePoint/Office365/Microsoft User Groups in Bangalore

These are links to Microsoft Technology related User Groups that runs in-person / online meetups.

SharePoint Saturday Events

  • Want to find out global SharePoint Saturday events? Visit SPSEvents
  • SPSBangalore Event Page SPSBangalore

Monday 24 September 2018

BOOK OF NEWS - Microsoft Ignite 2018 September 24–28 // Orlando, FL

Tech Folks,

Check Out!

Here is the link to the Microsoft's'  BOOK OF NEWS @ Microsoft Ignite 2018 September 24–28 // Orlando, FL.

Sunday 23 September 2018

PowerShell Script To Get Web Application Admin Data - SharePoint

At some point, SharePoint Admins may need to obtain a web application's information, like total sites underneath, size of each site, total list count, site admin's login name, site owners, site URL etc. 
The below PowerShell script does the job at one shot and exports the data into .CSV.
You can customize the script based on your requirement. 
  1. If((Get - PSSnapIn - Name Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell - ErrorAction SilentlyContinue) - eq $null) {  
  2.     Add - PSSnapIn - Name Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell  
  3. }  
  4. #using the reflection assembly  
  5. [void][System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("Microsoft.SharePoint")  
  6. # Give the Web Application Name  
  7. $webApp = 'http://webappname'  
  8. #Give the File name of the CSC  
  9. $filename = "FileName.csv";  
  10. $ListItemCollection = @()  
  11. $SPWebApp = Get - SPWebApplication $webApp  
  12. # iterating all the sites in the Web Application  
  13. foreach($SPSite in $SPWebApp.Sites) {  
  14.         if ($SPSite - ne $null) {  
  15.             foreach($SPWeb in $SPSite.AllWebs) {  
  16.                 $WebSize = GetFolderSize($SPWeb.RootFolder)  
  17.                 # Calling the function to calculate Folder Size  
  18.                 # Get Recycle Bin Size  
  19.                 foreach($RecycleBinItem in $SPWeb.RecycleBin) {  
  20.                     $WebSize += $RecycleBinItem.Size  
  21.                 }  
  22.                 #To get the Sub Site Size in MB  
  23.                 $subSiteSize = [Math]::Round($websize / 1 MB, 2)  
  24.                 # To get site owners in the associated owners group  
  25.                 $siteOwners = ""  
  26.                 $siteOwnersGID = ""  
  27.                 foreach($ownerGroup in $SPWeb.AssociatedOwnerGroup) {  
  28.                     foreach($owner in $ownerGroup.Users) {  
  29.                         $siteOwners = $($owner.DisplayName) + "|" + $siteOwners  
  30.                         $siteOwnersGID = $($owner.UserLogin.Split('\')[1]) + "|" + $siteOwnersGID  
  31.                             }  
  32.                         }  
  33.                                                                    
  34.                         #To Get Site Admins  
  35.                         $siteAdmins = ""  
  36.                         foreach($siteAdmin in $SPWeb.SiteAdministrators) {  
  37.                             $siteAdmins = $siteAdmin.LoginName + "|" + $siteAdmins  
  38.                         }#Object for gathering all the required columns  
  39.                         $ExportItem = New - Object PSObject  
  40.                         write - host "DATA"  
  41.                         $SPWeb.Title $siteOwners $siteOwnersGID $siteAdmins $SPWeb.Url $SPWeb.Lists.Count $SPWeb.LastItemModifiedDate $([Math]::Round($SPSite.Usage.Storage / 1 MB, 2)) $subSiteSize  
  42.                         $ExportItem | Add - Member - MemberType NoteProperty - name "Title" - value $SPWeb.Title  
  43.                         $ExportItem | Add - Member - MemberType NoteProperty - name "Site Owner(s)" - value $siteOwners  
  44.                         $ExportItem | Add - Member - MemberType NoteProperty - name "Site Owner(s) GID" - value $siteOwnersGID  
  45.                         $ExportItem | Add - Member - MemberType NoteProperty - name "Site Admin(s)" - value $siteAdmins  
  46.                         $ExportItem | Add - Member - MemberType NoteProperty - name "Site Url" - value $SPWeb.Url  
  47.                         $ExportItem | Add - Member - MemberType NoteProperty - name "List Count" - value $SPWeb.Lists.Count  
  48.                         $ExportItem | Add - Member - MemberType NoteProperty - name "Last Modified Date" - value $SPWeb.LastItemModifiedDate  
  49.                         $ExportItem | Add - Member - MemberType NoteProperty - name "Site Collection Size (MB)" - value $([Math]::Round($SPSite.Usage.Storage / 1 MB, 2))  
  50.                         $ExportItem | Add - Member - MemberType NoteProperty - name "Sub Site Size (MB)" - value $subSiteSize  
  51.                         # Exporting to.CSV File  
  52.                         $ListItemCollection += $ExportItem  
  53.                         $destination = "D:\" + $filename  
  54.                         $ListItemCollection | Export - CSV $destination– NoTypeInformation  
  55.                     }  
  56.                 }  
  57.             }  
  58.             #Function to calculate folder size  
  59.   
  60.             function GetFolderSize($folder) {  
  61.                 $FolderSize = 0  
  62.                 foreach($File in $Folder.Files) {  
  63.                   #Get File Size  
  64.                     $FolderSize += $file.TotalLength;  
  65.                   #Get the Versions Size  
  66.                     foreach($fileVersion in $file.Versions) {  
  67.                         $FolderSize += $fileVersion.Size  
  68.                     }  
  69.                 }  
  70.                 foreach($subfolder in $folder.SubFolders) {  
  71.                     $FolderSize += GetFolderSize $SubFolder  
  72.                 }  
  73.                 return $FolderSize  
  74.             }  
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