Microsoft Graph offers a powerful way to interact with Microsoft 365 data. Using the Microsoft Graph Search API, you can retrieve content from SharePoint and other sources in Microsoft 365 by running customized search queries. In this article, we’ll walk through a PowerShell script that calls the Microsoft Graph Search API, searches SharePoint content based on specified keywords, and exports the results into a CSV file for easy analysis.
This extension would incorporate a custom Copilot, drawing on SharePoint Site Content as its knowledge base. Have you considered the possibility of adding a custom copilot to your SharePoint site’s search page? In this article, we will explore the how to integrate a custom copilot into the SharePoint Site Search Page via the SharePoint Framework (SPFx), with the goal of improving your SharePoint Search experience.
Most of us are always going to Microsoft 365 roadmap site to get latest updates about the M365 roadmap features but have you ever through that the Microsoft 365 roadmap features could be Ingested into Microsoft 365 using a Microsoft Graph connector.
Microsoft Teams message extensions are a powerful tool that can enhance the messaging functionality of Teams. With message extensions, users can easily search for and share information through rich cards, capture data, and preview app content right within Teams. One way to take advantage of this functionality is by building a custom Teams message extension app that leverages the Graph Search API.
Microsoft Search is an enterprise search engine that delivers productivity gains and relevant search results for your organization. Microsoft Search is available in various experiences including Office, SharePoint, Delve, Windows, and Bing. You can use the Microsoft Search API in Microsoft Graph to extend Microsoft Search to your apps.
Monitoring changes of the DOM is sometimes needed in complex web apps and frameworks. this article will show you how you can use the MutationObserver API to make observing for DOM changes relatively easy and respond to changes by extending SharePoint functionalities.
