Evaluate multi value scope claim in ASP.NET Core authorization policy
How to evaluate a multi valued scope claim in the authorization process of a ASP.NET core application?
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How to evaluate a multi valued scope claim in the authorization process of a ASP.NET core application?
Ab Oktober 2017 erscheint in Chrome (Version 62) die Warnung “NICHT SICHER”, wenn Nutzer auf einer HTTP-Seite Text in ein Formular eingeben oder eine HTTP-Seite im Inkognitomodus besuchen.
This is my personal collection of references to various resources regarding the SharePoint Framework which I found helpful. I will try to keep this list updated.
On May 2016 the SharePoint Framework (short SPFx) was announced and just about a month ago it has been released and was made available for the general public.
So what is the “SharePoint Framework” and how do you get started with it? In this blog post I try write down an easy to follow guideline on how to engage with the SPFx and to understand the overall ecosystem, customizing and deployment tasks. I have been following the development of the SPFx for some months now but never really started using it. Now the time has come and I’m going to document my way to “full SPFx enlightenment” 😉
The following code sample shows how to create a SharePoint Enterprise Wiki Page with CSOM on your On Premise or SharePoint Online environment.
It’s only possible to work with the SharePoint Management Shell when the executing AD user is member of the SQL SharePoint_Shell_Access group in the configuration database of SharePoint.
When we deployed a SharePoint 2013 non-HA Farm from the Azure Marketplace we noticed that a lot of additional storage space was added to our resource group. All three servers (Active Directory, SQL, SharePoint 2013) got at least one additional VHD blob with each 1000 GiB of SSD space that was attached to the specified server. Even when you shut down the virtual machines Microsoft Azure will still debit your subscription with the costs of those additional storage (which is not quite cheap).
To delete all lists of a Web you can use this little PowerShell script.
To read taxonomy field value(s) from a list item via CSOM can be quite cumbersome. Chris Domino explained those problems very detailed in his blog post. I had the same problem that the CSOM API did not create the expected objects by itself but just returning a key value dictionary containing the taxonomy values. So Read more about Get Taxonomy Field Values with CSOM Programmatically[…]
If you want to copy a SQL table from one server to another this is an easy way to do it.