How do you get a SPO page link that works in browser and when opened in mobile Outlook launches the SP mobile app? From our testing, looks like "Share" > "Copy Link to page" gives best results, however viewers sometimes see the Share, and sometimes don't. #sphelp cc/ Marc D Anderson

cc Microsoft SharePoint Gregory Zelfond

possible to search and/or get spo page comments in search results? prefer graph search, settle for spo sesrch. #sphelp cc/ @kasperbolarsen

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So, appears the default search results experience on SP mobile app doesn't render any spfx extensions (like does on desktop). Is this intentional or oversight I wonder? No way to overcome this I suppose? #sphelp cc/ Vesa Juvonen Mikael Svenson

So with this coming change for PnP.PowerShell and it requiring a ClientId, if my scripts already use an app registration (with ClientId), I don't need additional action to prepare. Any script I run with -Interactive will be impacted only. Correct? cc/ @erwinvanhunen Todd Klindt - Computer Nerd

Sorta like creating .NET solutions (.sln). My only wish is this type of guidance / option was published by Microsoft ~5 years ago.

Issues authenticating PnP.PowerShell interactively? Update-module PnP.PowerShell Register-PnPEntraIDAppForInteractiveLogin -ApplicationName "PnP App" -Tenant contoso.onmicrosoft.com -Interactive Connect-PnPOnline -Url 'contoso-admin.sharepoint.com' -Interactive -ClientId <new App ID>

I have been working on a sample Ubuntu image with PowerShell + PnP.PowerShell. The sample also uses the *-Job cmdlets for running scripts as a background job and my own scheduling implementation (not figured out linux equiv of Windows task scheduler). github.com/brianpmccullou…

cc/ Todd Klindt - Computer Nerd for reach into his network of folks who might be interested.

Normally, I'm happy with updates to the #SharePoint user experience. Allowing site owners to change the font and theme to something other than the org's default theme without the ability to disable is a step backwards for intranet managers. This needs a disable setting ASAP!

💡 Learn how to manage complex SPFx solutions easily with npm workspace! Join Stefan Bauer for this demo about using npm workspace for making management of complex SPFx solutions easy. 📺 Watch now → msft.it/6011m4ykl #Microsoft365Dev #SharePoint #SPFx

⚠️ Retirement of the SharePoint SendEmail API • End of life for SharePoint Online on October 31st, 2025 • Impacting custom code and Power Automate flows using CSOM or REST APIs • Microsoft Graph APIs as future proven pattern 🗒️ See more → devblogs.microsoft.com/microsoft365de…

Anyone know how the language, languages, and detectedLanguages managed properties are set in #SharePoint Online? cc/ Mikael Svenson @kasperbolarsen

A little sample to generate an ONEAR query. Initial use case was to support Find/Replace scenarios for links in SPO pages. I'm now thinking of other use cases like finding uses of web parts (e.g. by webpartid). Inspired by Mikael Svenson blog post: techmikael.com/2018/09/an-app…

Screenshot Summary – Microsoft 365 & Power Platform Community #Viva & #SPFx May 1st Comm Call Demos by Simon Doy | MVP #Copilot and Brian McCullough Topics on SPFx powered experiences in Microsoft 365 Host Chris Kent TY Microsoft 365 & Power Platform Community & Vesa Juvonen #SharingIsCaring 🧡💜🫶🏻 warner.digital/summary0501202…

💡 Using custom localization in SPFx solutions Brian McCullough shares how to localize SPFx web parts based on the SharePoint page language—not the browser! Smart fix for multilingual intranets. 📺 → youtu.be/LKBwC0SRrbU #SPFx #SharePoint #Microsoft365Dev

💡 Using custom localization in SPFx solutions Brian McCullough shares how to localize SPFx web parts based on the SharePoint page language—not the browser! Smart fix for multilingual intranets. 📺 → msft.it/6019SUVlH #SPFx #SharePoint #Microsoft365Dev