What I expect to happen is to see a printed array of people who meet the criteria, or a the text 'er zijn geen verjaardagen'.

Calling script Directly entering script code Webpart showing the text I entered Birthday property is filled in the user profiles I have tried to call the script, run the script directly, and some proof that the widget does work. As long as it doesn't need manual upkeep. I am completely lost, does anyone have any idea how I am getting this to work? Or if someone has a different suggestion how to make a low-maintanace birthday calander, I am open for suggestions. The Script Editor webpart works as well, if I throw in some html code it displays that perfectly fine. Thats with calling the script from SiteAssests/script.js or just pasting the script in the script editor directly. SPS:People-Birthday mapped to RefinableDate00 with a Birthday01 alias and it doesn't even show the 'there are no birthdays today' text that's in the script. Html += 'Er zijn geen verjaardagen (bekend).' JavaScript functions can be created within the editor using a rich text. Im trying to make a birthday calander on a client's communication page using the SPS:People-Birthday property, so no one has to manually keep a list updated.The properties are crawled already.Īfter many other failed attempts, I now have this: hardware devices, APIs and online services in new and interesting ways.

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