#ProjectOnline Risk to Issue Escalator built using #MicrosoftFlow #Office365 #SharePoint #JavaScript #PPM #ProjectManagement #MSProject #PMOT #PMO

More Microsoft Flow action here in this post, this time building a Risk to Issue escalator for Office 365 Project Online. In project management risks sometimes unfortunately turn into issues. When this event occurs it’s useful to be able to copy over some useful information from the risk item and automatically create that issue item...

#ProjectOnline PWA Stats with Snapshot #JavaScript #jQuery #PPM #Office365 #PMOT #MSProject

Want to view simple PWA stats and capture the data to then build simple trend reports? This simple JavaScript and jQuery solution starter might be a good starting point. The output can be seen below: Each PWA entity can be expanded to see the stats: Then each week or month etc. you can take a...

#ProjectOnline : Add related projects to a custom field #JavaScript #jQuery #PPM #Office365 #PMOT #MSProject

This blog post follows on from my earlier blog post on updating Project Online project level custom fields from JavaScript using the REST API: https://pwmather.wordpress.com/2018/05/21/using-rest-in-javascript-to-update-projectonline-project-custom-fields-ppm-pmot-jquery-office365/ As mentioned in that post, I have published example code sample / solution starter that demonstrates updating a project level custom field using the REST API. This simple code sample...

Using #REST in #JavaScript to update #ProjectOnline project custom fields #PPM #PMOT #jQuery #Office365

This blog post provides example code for updating Project Online project level custom fields using the REST API ({PWASite}/_api/ProjectServer) in JavaScript on a PWA page. Following this blog post later this week will be a full working code sample that will be available for download. When updating a project programmatically you will still need to...

#ProjectOnline / #ProjectServer display Project Detail Page web parts using tabs #PPM #MSProject #JavaScript #jQuery

Got lots of web parts on a Project Detail Page in Project Online? Lots of fields that you want to group or display in a better way without navigating between pages? If so, this might be your answer, a simple JavaScript and jQuery solution to add tabs to your Project Detail Pages as seen below:...

Update for script to report across #ProjectOnline Project Sites for #SharePoint list data #PPM #JavaScript #Office365 #REST #OData

I have made a quick change to the example solution starter script to fix a common encoding issue with the EPT names. For example, if your EPT name is “R & D”, the original example solution starter script wouldn’t handle this when querying the Project OData API. It would pass in R & D when...

Want to report across #ProjectOnline Project Sites for #SharePoint list data? #PPM #JavaScript #Office365 #REST #OData

For those of you that are familiar with Project Server or Project Online, only the default lists and default columns from those lists are synchronised to the database reporting schema. So Project API’s like the OData API (_api/ProjectData) only have data for Risks / Issues and the default columns etc. I have published an example...

Want to capture the last logon time for the #ProjectOnline PWA users? #PPM #JavaScript #Office365 #SharePoint

This is a supporting blog post for a new JavaScript file I have published to the Microsoft Gallery, it can be downloaded here: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Capture-Online-user-last-43621a21 Microsoft recently removed the Last Logon details from the Manage Users page in PWA settings for Project Online – Microsoft’s PPM tool. This simple script is an alternative solution that will...

#ProjectOnline Project Ideas list view with Project GUID #Office365 #SharePoint #JavaScript #jQuery

For those of you that are familiar with the project ideas lists in Microsoft’s PPM PWA application you might want to skip this first paragraph. Any list you create in the PWA site collection at the top level you will see a button Create Projects, if you are not familiar with this feature take a...

Want to capture your #Project team / staff morale? #ProjectOnline #ProjectServer / #SharePoint #PPM #JavaScript #jQuery

This is a supporting blog post for a new JavaScript file I have published to the Microsoft Gallery, it can be downloaded here: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Capture-Morale-in-9702d380  This script enables you to capture the the team / staff morale each day – your team members just need to click one of the smiley faces: In the example above...