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A Javascript library to assist with common/useful SharePoint REST List functions using pure javascript.
Written with Visual Studio Code (https://code.visualstudio.com/)
- Author: Austin Livengood
- Original Reference Author (JQuery Version): William Bechard (https://github.com/ury2ok2000/SPHelper)
- Purely written in Javascript without the requirements of additional libraries.
- For siteURL, if the List is on the same site as your script, remove the variable and it will using the current site.
- Custom Modal Dialog for custom list fields.
- Updating Groups for User
In SharePoint, the best place to store a .js file is within your Site Assets (Document Library) folder within your Site. You can use 'spHelper.js' or the 'spHelper.min.js'. Once you have uploaded the file, you just reference it like any other JavaScript library reference:
<script type="text/javascript" src="LOCATION/spHelper.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="LOCATION/spHelper.min.js"></script>
All code examples have been placed above the functions in the JS main file. Examples have been removed in min file.