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Month: February 2018

SPFx solutions not showing in Apps in SharePoint On Premises

This post will cover a solution for a new problem related to SPFx solutions not showing in Apps in SharePoint On Premises. Before diving in the troubleshooting, let me give you some context!

In September 2017, Microsoft announced support to the SharePoint Framework in the (not so new) SharePoint 2016.  It is a great feature that will let developers explore the new framework in the cloud and on premises, allowing them to embrace the new modern era of SharePoint with SPFx apps.

Also, if you don’t know anything about the SharePoint Framework, please read this guidance to get in touch with the new trends for SharePoint Development.

The step-by-step to explore this development is pretty straightforward. Just do as the Microsoft tutorial suggests to build a web part and have an environment prepared for apps in your SharePoint 2016 farm.

Some important notes are:

  • The SharePoint Framework version must be 1.1.0 to work on SharePoint 2016;
  • SPFx extensions are in preview for this version;
  • The SharePoint Web Parts will be presented as normal Web Parts in the Ribbon;
  • There is no modern experience available yet;
  • You must use a CDN or even the Style Library to store the published files;

If everything is fine, you can just upload your App Package to your App Catalog and it will work.

But that wasn’t my case… as you may now…

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How to delete a SharePoint list?

When a list is not necessary anymore, you may need to delete it. So how to delete a SharePoint list? This tutorial will help you on deleting that list! Oh, needless to say that you can restore it from the Recycle bin if you want, for a period of time.

According to Microsoft documentation, the sites objetive can be described like the paragraph below:

“A list in SharePoint is a collection of data that gives you and your co-workers a flexible way to organize information. Add columns for different types of data, such as text, currency, or multiple choice. Create views to display data effectively. Sort, group, format and filter lists to highlight the most important information. A list can include people, links, pictures, dates, and more. Track history of a list item over time with versions and use Microsoft Flow to automate processes. Unlike SharePoint document libraries, lists are not created by default when you create a site. Add them wherever you need to.”

Excluding a list in Modern interface in SharePoint

  • First you must be inside the SharePoint list;
  • After click in the Settings button;
  • Click in List settings;
  • Finally click in Delete this list.
Accessing list settings in Modern experience - How to delete a SharePoint list?
Accessing list settings in Modern experience
Delete the list - How to delete a SharePoint list?
Delete the list

Excluding a list in Classic interface in SharePoint

  • First you must be inside the SharePoint list;
  • After click in the tab called LIST;
  • Click in List Settings;
  • Finally click in Delete this list.
Accessing list settings in Classic Experience
- How to delete a SharePoint list?
Accessing list settings in Classic Experience
Delete the list - How to delete a SharePoint list?
Delete the list

I hope this blog post could help you on learning how to delete a SharePoint list properly. Also, if you want to be more dramatic, you can learn how to delete a SharePoint site too.

References:
Delete a SharePoint list

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