SharePoint Widgets

 Hi Friends, This will be a 2 part post, where in this post we will discuss how to manage our mailbox using some of the Out-Of-Box features. In Part 2 I will discuss mailbox management through the custom solution, where I will use the SharePoint List and PowerAutomate. Let's start. #1. Tags: Tags are instrumental, as using these you can categorize your emails easily. These are also beneficial when you are searching for any specific mail, there you can easily filter out based on the category which will ease you in finding what you are looking for. The only thing to remember is that, try to be more logical when creating tags, as creating too many tags will create more confusion while categorizing your mails. For example: Try to categorize the email Applications you are working on Departments if you are dealing with multiple departments Projects if you are dealing with multiple projects Clients if you are dealing with multiple clients and so on... This way your mailbox will remain org...

 Hi Friends, Today I will be showing how to create and send the mail notification using the SendGrid through Azure Runbook and Powershell SendGrid is a third party API that is very much integrated with Azure and is very easy to use. It provides various ways to send the mail. In this blog, I will be explaining the code to use SendGrid REST API to send the mail. STEPS..!! Step 1: To use SendGrid, you should have 2 things SendGrid Subscription Key: This key will let the SendGrid know the subscription you have and will allow the number of emails accordingly Sender Identity: This identifies the sender so that the mails do not lands up in the SPAM/JUNK folder. To have the above two, you need to login to the SendGrid and follow the instruction. Step 2: Store the Subscription key in Key Vault To maintain the security, I will be keeping the SendGrid Subscription Key into the Azure KeyVault. If you want to do the same, please follow the steps mentioned here Make a note of the two properties ...

Hi Friends, Today I am not writing something about the SharePoint, but this will be more useful for the client side development. So in many scenarios we need to validate the input string eg valid email address and more. I have found some of the common used validations which we can validate using the regular expressions. I'll be adding more to these as I encounter more and feel free to let me know if you need any more. Commonly used Regular Expressions Title Description Regular Expression Date Time Format Regular expression will match the dates with dashes or slashes or spaces. eg: dd-mm-yyy or dd/mm/yyy and optional time separated by space or dash eg: dd-mm-yyy-hh:mm:ss /^(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01])([ \/\-])(0?[1-9]|1[012])\2([0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9])(([ -])([0-1]?[0-9]|2[0-3]):[0-5]?[0-9]:[0-5]?[0-9])?$/ 24 hour time format Regular expression to matches time in 24 hour ...