There is new logic in the User Profile Service Application that will prevent user migration between authentication providers. This means no more migrating from Windows to Trusted Identity Provider or Trusted Identity Provider during User Profile Sync. This is only available for SharePoint Subscription Edition(SE) and SharePoint 2019 with February 2023 CU. AuthProviderTypeChangeEnabled is set […]
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SharePoint – Sorting Date fields isn’t working
We ran into a scenario where several people want to be select the exact minute in the date/time fields. The OOB field only allows increments of 5 minutes (there is a check to make sure it’s divisible by 5). Many workarounds are shown on the web to create choice columns for Date, Hour, Minute, and […]
SharePoint OnPrem – Sept 2020 Safe Control Builder
After the September 2020 Security update was released, we have seen many people (including myself) writing the Safe Controls incorrectly. I still reference and read KB4572409 for advice on how to find the Type, Namespace, and Assembly strong name. I decided to simplify the process. This PowerShell script creates a function Build-SafeControlFromEntry. This builds the […]
SharePoint – Security Trimmed list of sites
I was recently asked about getting a list of site collections that the users would have permissions to (security trimmed). The first thought was utilizing search since we would want to security trim the list. 1. Edit the Modern page 2. Add in the Highlighted Content Web part 3. Edit the Web Part 4. This […]
SharePoint – Hybrid Following – 401
SharePoint 2019, 2016, and 2013 all support hybrid following. If you’re running into a few issues with getting Hybrid Following working These articles go into detail on how to setup it up: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/hybrid/hybrid-site-following https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/hybrid/configure-hybrid-sites-featuresroadmap With hybrid following we have the My Sites in the cloud while having content with On-Prem. This sometimes doesn’t work. […]