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The value for item-loc field is a map structure and there should be a column definition to accept this data.
It would be good to have implementaion for column definition of hyperlink type, so that we can identify the hyperlink column type from response, create the column and populate values accordingly to it.
Please let me know if such support already exists and I am unaware of it.
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If I create a list with
hyperlink
column in the site and then try to fetch the columns of that list I get below response from GRAPH:API used:
https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/sites/{{siteid}}/lists/{{listid}}/columns
From this response, it is not evident that column
item-links
is ofHyperlink
column type.Also if we populate an item for above column, this is what the response we get from GRAPH:
API used:
https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/sites/{{siteid}}/lists/{{listid}}/items/{{itemid}}/fields
The value for item-loc field is a map structure and there should be a column definition to accept this data.
It would be good to have implementaion for column definition of
hyperlink
type, so that we can identify thehyperlink
column type from response, create the column and populate values accordingly to it.Please let me know if such support already exists and I am unaware of it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: