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2,246 votes59 comments · SharePoint Dev Platform » SharePoint Framework · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
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Developers should be able to use spfx webparts in the place of listforms on modern sites. I currently do this on classic sites by hiding the on listforms and addin my custom webpar. should be able to do the same in modern sites.
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Allow spfx webparts to be used as listforms
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John Sanders noted on twitter that list views are already a provider of dynamic data and that this request really only requires that the list views be made to be a consumer of dynamic data.
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We have a mix of modern and classic pages on a site we migrated. The Classic pages all diplays with expanded left nav, and the Modern all display with collapsed left nav. Its looks very unprofessional. We need to be able to control this via an admin setting.
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99 votesin the plans ·
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We are planning to provide a path selection mechanism in the new admin center, but until then we’ll look to at least amend the PowerShell (note that you can already set the path using PnP PowerShell – specifically, the New-PnPTenantSite cmdlet).
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340 votesworking on it ·AdminSharePoint UserVoice Admin
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A consolidated admin view of where published content types are being used is still being evaluated, but for folks voting for the related use case of “better creation and management of content types” please refer to site designs (aka.ms/spsitedesigns) as a modern mechanism to create/apply content types to site libraries. We are also looking at how this could be more easily supported from hub sites.
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I mean that the threshhold could be change to a lower limity on specific lists, in the list settings.
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2,183 votesworking on it ·AdminSharePoint UserVoice Admin
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We are continuing to make our large list experiences better, please keep the feedback coming.
Spring 2018 update:
- We now support being able to manually add indexes to lists of any size (increased from lists up to 20,000 items previously).
- Starting with the February release of the Office 365 Excel client, you will be able to export your full list instead of getting cut off part of the way through.What we are working on now:
- Predictive indexing will start to work for lists larger than 20,000 items so your views will automatically cause the right indexes to be added to your lists.In our backlog:
- Being able to index/sort/filter by lookup column types (like person, lookup or managed metadata columns) without being throttled.
- Making sure that our REST APIs support querying in ways that will guarantee that the call will not be throttled.For…
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If The 5,000 item threshold is likely here to stay, then we need to have better tools to manage it. I dont know I have an issue until a user calls and reports an error. At that time it;'s often too late to provide a reasonable solution.
It would be nice if an admin could set the listview threshold to a lower limit (say maybe 4000. Then, when a user calls to report an issue the admin can bump it up to 5000 to get the users up and running, then add indexes, create views, whatever to resolve the issue, and then set it back to the lower limit. This would give us advancred notice and the ability to test if our workarounds actually work
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We’re reviewing your suggestion. Like Pat already noted in the comments, we are looking into this one and hopefully can make this happen relatively soon. Thanks for your feedback!
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@PatMiller I would say option1(make user opt in when they run the yeoman) and then a warning Whenever we build saying that Preview features are used in the code.
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21 votesin the plans ·AdminSharePoint UserVoice Admin
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We have it in our list of features to support photos on OneDrive for Business in a similar manner to how this is handled on OneDrive Consumer.
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We need this improvement in SharePoint Picture libraries as well. Not just od4b.
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219 votesthinking about it · 13 comments · Sites and Collaboration » Sites Management · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
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This may help https://github.com/russgove/SPSecurity
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Quick note for anyone who is interested... If you set your list to use classic mode, then you can edit the page and hide the default form and add a spfx webpart. This has been working in our production environment for years (spfx 1.2 maybe?)