The Challenge If you’ve been working with adaptive card tasks in Power Automate, such as “Post adaptive card in a chat or channel” or “Post adaptive card and wait for a response“, and have come across the above error, the below information will (hopefully) resolve your issue. The Solution The underlying problem is very likely
Introduction I’ve been spending time lately doing proof of concepts with Microsoft’s Hosted RPA Bots (preview) and I absolutely love how cool these things are. I like them so much I even quoted myself to share what makes them great: “Microsoft Hosted RPA Bots are awesome. VMs get spun up, as needed, to execute unattended
Power Automate Desktop is a robotic process automation (RPA) solution from Microsoft that allows users to automate tasks that integrate with legacy applications that have no API capabilities, as well as to speed up manual processes originally handled by end users. It’s an intuitive technology that can be run in attended and unattended modes, and
When users from an organization move on to a new opportunity, the digital artifacts they created often still need preserved. One common example of this is content within OneDrive. It’s important to ensure that necessary content is archived prior to it being deleted. While OneDrive is a good example, there are obvious mechanisms in place
The other day I was working on an SPFx solution that needed to verify if a folder existed, or else create it. Think of it as EnsureFolder, a throwback to one of my favorite SharePoint methods, EnsureUser. Upon not seeing anything in a quick scan of Intellisense, I went to the PNP JS Documentation to
If you’ve noticed something different about your SharePoint sites recently, you’re not alone. Microsoft has recently introduced the new SharePoint app bar as a new navigation element inside SharePoint Online! (If you aren’t seeing this new feature yet, it will be rolled out soon to your tenant). Between now and October 31, 2021 (spooky!), you
PnP Modern Search web parts are awesome. It’s surprising that the out-of-the-box features of SharePoint Online haven’t yet caught up to the capabilities the community has provided, but nonetheless, these web parts will have you bridging the gap between search customization of yesteryear (On-Premises SharePoint) and now (SharePoint Online) in no time. One of many
While commenting on pages is a nice social feature that is available in modern SharePoint Online sites, some companies may want to disable this feature. At the page level, this can be done in edit mode by toggling comments off and on via the below: However, doing this at the page level is tedious and
