2 min read
Target Audience | Developer |
Categories | MS Teams |
Read Time | 10 minutes |
Understand time including reading links | 30 minutes |
© 2024 Peter Ward.
Target Audience | Developer |
Categories | MS Teams |
Read Time | 10 minutes |
Understand time including reading links | 30 minutes |
Everyone has been document management in SharePoint, yes the Site Columns, Content Types, Document libraries and Site Templates get this functionality in Teams? As this is what everyone wants.
In the SharePoint world all of these components are very nicely contained a Site Collection and are reusable across a Site Collection, hence the name site columns. I know there are Content Type Hubs for different Site Collections, however there are some issues with this – See Debugging Issues with Content Type Hub Syndication).
In the Teams world a Team is a its own site collection, so the sharing of design components is restricted, if not there.
This blog post explains a custom approach to the Teams meta data challenge.
As you cannot use Site Columns in different, put everything in the Term Store.
The Term Store for SharePoint Online is a global directory of common terms that might be used in your organization. The idea behind the Term Store is that you want to create consistency in the way data is entered and managed throughout your SharePoint environment.
Quentin Russell’s blog post explains Term Store Management very well.
Also SharePoint Online Term Store
One of the advantages of the Term Store is that you can have cascading values. In a field drop down.
VIDEO:
This will allow values to be accessible across all Team and SharePoint sites. From the video you can see there’s the ability to tag files at bulk and copy them to a team site.
Team Sites MUST be standardized with column and meta data.
https://pnp.github.io/sp-dev-fx-controls-react/– Taxonomy picker
https://github.com/pnp/sp-dev-fx-controls-react/ – Taxonomy picker
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/fluentui#/ Fluent – Date picker
Copies Files to a Team
This is a custom solution to meta tagging in Teams for something out of the box in SharePoint, but much smoother.