Category: Search
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Creating a refiner for Audience Targeting labels in SharePoint
When creating search experiences, the built in refiner “Audiences” returns a GUID, which is useful if you want to match the results with {User.Audience}. I.e. “(ModernAudienceAadObjectIds:{User.Audiences} OR NOT IsAudienceTargeted:true)”, which should return items audience targeted to the current user, as well as results that are not audience targeted at all. But back to the topic.…
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Get hubsite or site ID
This is perhaps the tinyest post I’ve made to date. I often need to find the GUID of a site for ny various search querys. There are many ways to acheive this, but the quickest to date is to use the API through the SharePoint URL in your browser: If your scope is the hubsite…
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Org chart with a twist
A customer really liked Microsoft’s Org chart web part in SharePoint. However, they needed to be able to display data from the manager-field as well as a custom field for line-manager combined in a single view. I also found great joy being able to create a menu for switching between the different departments without leaving…
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Related news in SharePoint
Quite a few customers have asked me for a solution for automatic linking of related articles on their modern SharePoint intranet. I’ve drummed together a solution using PnP Modern Search and Term store. This solution requires that each news article (or page) is tagged with a single metadata column. 2. The search query: 3. Create…
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Changing the Search scope in SharePoint
When a customer with tons of sites needs to change the search scope, there are several ways to approach this. One solution is to create a PnP PowerShell script. In this example we’ll change the search scope to tenant (Organization). Steps to success: Drink some coffee and enjoy your new search scope.