How to get today task from multiple team subsite's task list?
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If I enter the project name in a project list then based on that project name it should create a team subsite which will contain a one task list.
for example there are a 100 team subsites and each subsite will have one task list.
So, I want today's task from all the 100 subsite's task list in a single API call whether it is rest or graph API or any other solution for it.
Note: Name of task list is same for all subsites.
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If I enter the project name in a project list then based on that project name it should create a team subsite which will contain a one task list.
for example there are a 100 team subsites and each subsite will have one task list.
So, I want today's task from all the 100 subsite's task list in a single API call whether it is rest or graph API or any other solution for it.
Note: Name of task list is same for all subsites.
Thanks
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up vote
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If I enter the project name in a project list then based on that project name it should create a team subsite which will contain a one task list.
for example there are a 100 team subsites and each subsite will have one task list.
So, I want today's task from all the 100 subsite's task list in a single API call whether it is rest or graph API or any other solution for it.
Note: Name of task list is same for all subsites.
Thanks
sharepoint-rest-api sharepoint-search graph-api
If I enter the project name in a project list then based on that project name it should create a team subsite which will contain a one task list.
for example there are a 100 team subsites and each subsite will have one task list.
So, I want today's task from all the 100 subsite's task list in a single API call whether it is rest or graph API or any other solution for it.
Note: Name of task list is same for all subsites.
Thanks
sharepoint-rest-api sharepoint-search graph-api
sharepoint-rest-api sharepoint-search graph-api
edited Nov 19 at 11:02
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A few days ago there was a question along the same lines here: Retrieve one library from each site and show the last item using ajax
You would need to first get all subsites using this rest endpoint:/_api/web/webs?$expand=Webs
Then loop the returned data and grab all items from the list that match the current date. Here's the base endpoint for that (You need to replace "Projects" with your list name): /_api/web/lists/GetByTitle('Projects')/items
You would need to prepend the actual url from the first loop for each site to the endpoint.
It's not super hard to make using client side javascript, but it does take a bit of time to get everything right.
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Another option could be to use search to fetch those tasks with due date today, something like this https://www.kalmstrom.com/tips/SPSearch-My-Open-Tasks.htm
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A few days ago there was a question along the same lines here: Retrieve one library from each site and show the last item using ajax
You would need to first get all subsites using this rest endpoint:/_api/web/webs?$expand=Webs
Then loop the returned data and grab all items from the list that match the current date. Here's the base endpoint for that (You need to replace "Projects" with your list name): /_api/web/lists/GetByTitle('Projects')/items
You would need to prepend the actual url from the first loop for each site to the endpoint.
It's not super hard to make using client side javascript, but it does take a bit of time to get everything right.
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A few days ago there was a question along the same lines here: Retrieve one library from each site and show the last item using ajax
You would need to first get all subsites using this rest endpoint:/_api/web/webs?$expand=Webs
Then loop the returned data and grab all items from the list that match the current date. Here's the base endpoint for that (You need to replace "Projects" with your list name): /_api/web/lists/GetByTitle('Projects')/items
You would need to prepend the actual url from the first loop for each site to the endpoint.
It's not super hard to make using client side javascript, but it does take a bit of time to get everything right.
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up vote
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A few days ago there was a question along the same lines here: Retrieve one library from each site and show the last item using ajax
You would need to first get all subsites using this rest endpoint:/_api/web/webs?$expand=Webs
Then loop the returned data and grab all items from the list that match the current date. Here's the base endpoint for that (You need to replace "Projects" with your list name): /_api/web/lists/GetByTitle('Projects')/items
You would need to prepend the actual url from the first loop for each site to the endpoint.
It's not super hard to make using client side javascript, but it does take a bit of time to get everything right.
A few days ago there was a question along the same lines here: Retrieve one library from each site and show the last item using ajax
You would need to first get all subsites using this rest endpoint:/_api/web/webs?$expand=Webs
Then loop the returned data and grab all items from the list that match the current date. Here's the base endpoint for that (You need to replace "Projects" with your list name): /_api/web/lists/GetByTitle('Projects')/items
You would need to prepend the actual url from the first loop for each site to the endpoint.
It's not super hard to make using client side javascript, but it does take a bit of time to get everything right.
edited Nov 19 at 14:47
answered Nov 19 at 10:49
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Another option could be to use search to fetch those tasks with due date today, something like this https://www.kalmstrom.com/tips/SPSearch-My-Open-Tasks.htm
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up vote
2
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Another option could be to use search to fetch those tasks with due date today, something like this https://www.kalmstrom.com/tips/SPSearch-My-Open-Tasks.htm
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
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Another option could be to use search to fetch those tasks with due date today, something like this https://www.kalmstrom.com/tips/SPSearch-My-Open-Tasks.htm
Another option could be to use search to fetch those tasks with due date today, something like this https://www.kalmstrom.com/tips/SPSearch-My-Open-Tasks.htm
answered Nov 19 at 11:40
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