This web part allows tenant administrators to manage site designs through a graphical interface.

Only the tenant administrators are allowed to manage site designs, the web part verifies if current user has tenant administrator role.

Features available :

• Create a site design
• Edit site design
• Delete site design
• Manage site scripts associated to a site design
• Manage site design rights
• Apply site design 

List Site Designs

Add, Edit, Delete, Site Designs

Site Design Rights

Site Scripts Associated to Site Design

Apply Site Design

This web part was submitted to sp-dev-fx-webpart. (PR Created) soon it will be available.

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git-askpass.exe: No such file or directory.

To resolve this I had to:

1. Remove Git from Control Panel -> Uninstall
2. Remove Git Windows Credential Manager from Control Panel -> Uninstall
3. With Visual Studio 2017 Installer, remove Git for Windows
4. Install Git
5. Install Git Windows Credential Manager
6. With Visual Studio 2017 Installer, install Git for Windows

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Today i will talk about Publishing Features!!! During this afternoon I was trying to activate Publishing Features but i wasn’t having success because Page Library not was created on activation! So there are more than two Publishing Feature that we need have in consideration, it’s not enough Activate Publishing Infrastructure Feature and Publishing Feature. If you want activate all Publishing Features you can do it pragmatically or using Powershell script:

SharePoint Server – Powershell:

 
Disable-SPFeature –identity 'publishingSite' -URL http://server/ -force
Disable-SPFeature –identity 'PublishingResources' -URL http://server/-force
Disable-SPFeature –identity 'Publishing' -URL http://server/ -force
Disable-SPFeature –identity 'PublishingLayouts' -URL http://server/ -force
Disable-SPFeature –identity 'publishingweb' -URL http://server/ -force

Enable-SPFeature –identity 'publishingSite' -URL http://server/ -force
Enable-SPFeature –identity 'PublishingResources' -URL http://server/ -force
Enable-SPFeature –identity 'Publishing' -URL http://server/ -force
Enable-SPFeature –identity 'PublishingLayouts' -URL http://server/ -force
Enable-SPFeature –identity 'publishingweb' -URL http://server/ -force

SharePoint Online – Powershell:

 
Disable-SPOFeature –Identity "F6924D36-2FA8-4f0b-B16D-06B7250180FA" -Scope Site
Disable-SPOFeature –Identity "AEBC918D-B20F-4a11-A1DB-9ED84D79C87E" -Scope Site
Disable-SPOFeature –Identity "22A9EF51-737B-4ff2-9346-694633FE4416" -Scope Web
Disable-SPOFeature –Identity "D3F51BE2-38A8-4e44-BA84-940D35BE1566" -Scope Site
Disable-SPOFeature –Identity "94C94CA6-B32F-4da9-A9E3-1F3D343D7ECB" -Scope Web

Enable-SPOFeature –Identity "F6924D36-2FA8-4f0b-B16D-06B7250180FA" -Scope Site
Enable-SPOFeature –Identity "AEBC918D-B20F-4a11-A1DB-9ED84D79C87E" -Scope Site
Enable-SPOFeature –Identity "22A9EF51-737B-4ff2-9346-694633FE4416" -Scope Web
Enable-SPOFeature –Identity "D3F51BE2-38A8-4e44-BA84-940D35BE1566" -Scope Site
Enable-SPOFeature –Identity "94C94CA6-B32F-4da9-A9E3-1F3D343D7ECB" -Scope Web

Also that you can activate Programmatically:

 

        private void ActivatePublishingFeatures(SPWeb web, SPSite site)
        {
            // Publishing Site
            string sharePointPublishingSite = "f6924d36-2fa8-4f0b-b16d-06b7250180fa";
            Guid sharePointPublishingSiteGuid = new Guid(sharePointPublishingSite);

            if (site.Features[sharePointPublishingSiteGuid] == null)
            {
                site.Features.Add(sharePointPublishingSiteGuid, true);
            }

            // Publishing Resources
            string sharePointPublishingResources = "aebc918d-b20f-4a11-a1db-9ed84d79c87e";
            Guid sharePointPublishingResourcesGuid = new Guid(sharePointPublishingResources);

            if (site.Features[sharePointPublishingResourcesGuid] == null)
            {
                site.Features.Add(sharePointPublishingResourcesGuid, true);
            }

            // Publishing
            string sharePointPublishing = "22a9ef51-737b-4ff2-9346-694633fe4416";
            Guid sharePointPublishingGuid = new Guid(sharePointPublishing);

            if (web.Features[sharePointPublishingGuid] == null)
            {
                web.Features.Add(sharePointPublishingGuid, true);
            }

            // Publishing Layouts
            string sharePointPublishingLayouts = "d3f51be2-38a8-4e44-ba84-940d35be1566";
            Guid sharePointPublishingLayoutsGuid = new Guid(sharePointPublishingLayouts);

            if (site.Features[sharePointPublishingLayoutsGuid] == null)
            {
                site.Features.Add(sharePointPublishingLayoutsGuid, true);
            }

            // Publishing Web
            string sharePointServerPublishingWeb = "94c94ca6-b32f-4da9-a9e3-1f3d343d7ecb";
            Guid sharePointServerPublishingWebGuid = new Guid(sharePointServerPublishingWeb);

            if (web.Features[sharePointServerPublishingWebGuid] == null)
            {
                web.Features.Add(sharePointServerPublishingWebGuid, true);
            }
        }

Thanks

Fábio Carvalho
SharePoint Consultant
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Recently Microsoft introduce the new Microsoft Forms!!! I confess this solution it is amazing because provides a new way to build Forms and Surveys with a friendly interface and very rich in terms of features and potential… we at Create IT had the opportunity to explore and use it a lot to get some feedback about some events that we are planning.

Microsoft Forms is available on your App Launch of your Office 365.

It is easy to create a Form, you will have different types of question like Choice, Test, Rating and Date. Also you can apply a default Theme or you can upload your custom picture and will be the background of your Form.

You have a special tab – Response -where you can look all the responses of your team an get the results.

Today Microsoft introduce a new Feature – Excel Survey – this update allows Microsoft Excel users to easily create surveys and collect responses within their workbooks, and take advantage of most of the features available in Microsoft Forms.

A new type of question was introduced – Ranking –  users  can now ask respondents to rank answer choices, and their responses will be aggregated and visualized for easy analysis. Ranking is a great way for survey creators to understand their personal preferences.

Microsoft Forms and Microsoft Flow integration are connected, users can now define connectors for Microsoft Forms via Microsoft Flow. A great use case for this is setting up a connector to receive the email notifications whenever a new response is submitted for a survey or quiz.

Thanks

Fábio Carvalho
SharePoint Consultant
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Today i will talk about one of the funniest tool that contributed for my passion about Microsoft products when i had 8 years old!! PAINT!! Yes, Paint as we know it… a simplistic tool with 32 years my old friend, i confess I still use it for some tasks. And today was announced yours finish, the new update for Windows 10 will replace it for the new version Paint 3D! This version is more fun, totally re-branding with new 3D capabilities, so many of the MS Paint features people know and love like photo editing, line and curve tools, and 2D creation are in Paint 3D.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-tBj6vfTw8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxyufNrH4Mw

Download Paint 3D from the Windows Store

Thanks

Fábio Carvalho
SharePoint Consultant
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Today i will share a fantastic Google Chrome Extension that you can use on your developments on SharePoint.

A Google Chrome Extension for creating and updating files (js, css), injecting files to sites, modifying web/list propertybag values (add, edit, remove, index) and creating webhook subscriptions, edit/add/remove webparts from publishing pages and run sp-pnp-js typescript snippets in SP2013, SP2016 and SharePoint Online from Chrome Developer Tools.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/search/speditor

Take a look at  the great introduction video by Jeff Jones!

Thanks

Fábio Carvalho
SharePoint Consultant
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Today i will talk about List and Library Alerts and how can you get all Active alerts for a specific list using powershell script and how can you disable all alerts.

This is very useful script, when you need move a large list of items on a maintenance routine and you don’t want send a large number of emails/ notifications for users who subscribe alerts, this script help you disable and enable them.

This first PowerShell Script get all SharePoint list alerts with state active.

 

Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell –ErrorAction SilentlyContinue

#Variables
$WebURL = "http://YourWebUrl"
$ListName="YourListName"

#Function to Get All Active Alerts on a Given List
Function Get-ListAlerts($WebURL, $ListName)
{
  #Get the Web and List objects
  $Web = Get-SPWeb $WebURL
  $List = $web.Lists.TryGetList($ListName)

  #Get All Alerts created in the list - Which are Active
  $ListAlerts = $Web.Alerts | Where-Object {($_.List.Title -eq $List.Title) -and ($_.Status -eq "ON")}

  foreach($Alert in $ListAlerts)
  {
          write-host "Alert' - $($Alert.Title)' Created for User - '$($Alert.User.Name)'"
  }

 #Dispose web object
 $Web.Dispose()
}

#Call the function Appropriately to Disable or Enable Alerts 
Disable-ListAlerts $WebURL $ListName

 

If you want disable all alerts on this specific list you just need run the following script.

 

Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell –ErrorAction SilentlyContinue

#Variables
$WebURL = "http://YourWebUrl"
$ListName="YourListName"

#Function to Disable All Active Alerts on a Given List
Function Disable-ListAlerts($WebURL, $ListName)
{
  #Get the Web and List objects
  $Web = Get-SPWeb $WebURL
  $List = $web.Lists.TryGetList($ListName)

  #Get All Alerts created in the list - Which are Active
  $ListAlerts = $Web.Alerts | Where-Object {($_.List.Title -eq $List.Title) -and ($_.Status -eq "ON")}

  Write-host "Total Number of Active Alerts Found in the list: $($ListAlerts.Count)" 
 
  #Iterate through each alert and turn it OFF
  foreach($Alert in $ListAlerts)
  {
     $Alert.Status="OFF"
     $Alert.Update()
     write-host "Disabled the Alert' $($Alert.Title)' Created for User '$($Alert.User.Name)'"
  }
 
 #Dispose web object
 $Web.Dispose()
}

#Call the function Appropriately to Disable or Enable Alerts 
Disable-ListAlerts $WebURL $ListName

Thanks

Fábio Carvalho
SharePoint Consultant
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Today i will talk about Storage Metrics in your SharePoint Site Collection!!!

Everyone knows what is the main feature on SharePoint that you could interact with and Structure of SharePoint Site Collections! right!? Site Content and Struct (/_layouts/sitemanager.aspx)!!!

Site Content and Structure page, give you a great overview about all your Site Collection structure. This feature, available since Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, give the capability to navigate dynamically on your site collection hierarchy, it is familiar to Windows Explorer in fact. You can see the site collection hierarchy in the navigation pane as a tree view on the left of the Site Content and Structure page.

But, if you need know more details about storage, probably don’t help you as you expect, so in this case you case access to Storage Metrics (/_layouts/storman.aspx).

Storage Metrics underneath Site Collection Administration, access to your all sub-sites and libraries in SharePoint Online ( also available for SharePoint 2010, SharePoint 2013 and SharePoint 2016) and give you the information about how much storage they are consuming.

It is great!!! Because Storage Metrics allows you to drill down to each site, library and even folder to show a very granular report on your storage consumption, this is very important if you need migrate a large lists or even you are planning an migration between SharePoint Versions without any 3rd Party tool.

Take a Look:

Thanks

Fábio Carvalho
SharePoint Consultant
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Today i will show you how can you create SharePoint 2016 Service Accounts using PowerShell script following the Best Practices.

The script not only create all the accounts but also create the respectives OU (Organizational Unit):

• SharePoint Accounts
• SQL Accounts

Service Accounts:

Script:

 

$mydom = (get-addomain).distinguishedname 
$password = "pass@word1" | ConvertTo-SecureString -AsPlainText -Force 

$ouNameSP = "SharePoint Accounts"
$oudnSP = "OU=$ounameSP,$mydom" 

$ouNameSQL = "SQL Accounts" 
$oudnSQL = "OU=$ounameSQL,$mydom" 

#----------------------------> Organizational Unit <---------------------------- 

New-ADOrganizationalUnit -Name $OUNameSP -Path $mydom 
Write-Host "OU $OUNameSP Created" -foregroundcolor green 

New-ADOrganizationalUnit -Name $OUNameSQL -Path $mydom 
Write-Host "OU $OUNameSQL Created" -foregroundcolor green 

#-----------------------------> SharePoint 2016 <-------------------------------

$usersArraySP = @("SP_Farm","SP_Admin","SP_Pool","SP_Services","SP_Crawl","SP_Search",
                  "SP_UserProfiles","SP_PortalSuperReader","SP_CacheSuperUser","SP_VisioUser",
                  "SP_PerfPointUser","WF_Service","SP_MySitePool","SP_PortalSuperUser")

foreach ($usp in $usersArraySP) {
        New-ADUser -Name $usp -DisplayName $usp -SamAccountName $usp -AccountPassword $password 
        -ChangePasswordAtLogon $false -PassThru -PasswordNeverExpires $true -Path $oudnSP 
        Write-Host "$usp Created" -foregroundcolor green
 }

#----------------------------------> SQL <--------------------------------------
$usersArraySQL = @("SQL_Admin","SQL_Service")

foreach ($usql in $usersArraySQL) {
       New-ADUser -Name $usql -DisplayName $usql -SamAccountName $usql -AccountPassword $password 
       -ChangePasswordAtLogon $false -PassThru -PasswordNeverExpires $true -Path $oudnSQL
       Write-Host "$usql Created" -foregroundcolor green
 }

Thanks

Fábio Carvalho
SharePoint Consultant
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