Recently, I came across a question about using Nintex Forms and Workflow in O365, to create SharePoint Groups. That’s the kind of challenge I like. Sometihng to wrap my head around to see how something like that could be automated. A little research and I found that UserGroup.asmx exists in O365 and I can call that. […]
The Nintex Document Generation action is amazing, to be able to create rich and dynamic documents from data in your workflow. What has come recently, is if there was a way to take an image file, that was attached to a List Item, and add that to the document also. Well………… (wait for it)……….. there […]
You can download the workflow (similar workflow from the video) in the Downloads section below. You’ll need to tweak it a bit, in the URL needs to point to your environment, and also the Username/Password pair that you want to use. I hope this helps someone with trying to get User Profile info and to […]
This is the first post, post Nintex InspireX. I was actually quite surprised at how awesome the first InspireX event was last year. But this one was so much better. The only thing I would do to make it better, is make it an extra day. I felt like I had no time to breathe, […]
Another interesting question today, on how to convert a Nintex Form into any type of document. I thought the easiest would be to go to HTML. Rather than building the entire HTML in the Nintex Workflow, I decided to create a template HTML file. Store that in a document library and use that as my […]
A lot of this information is described in the video attached to this post, so I won’t go through every single bit of it. Since I’ve been discussing the Exchange Out of Office functionality recently, I thought I needed to implemend a Nintex Workflow User Defined Action that would talk to Exchange and pull out […]
As I work through a process of automating my blog announcements using Nintex Workflow, I’ve hit a few snags. First was the previous post – Nintex Workflow URL Encoding User Defined Action. I’ll be sharing my findings in automating this process through some posts on here, and hopefully breaking it up into User Defined Actions […]
There are probably numerous ways of getting a list of Site Admins. I found one way would be to call the SiteData.asmx web service, provided in SharePoint. More specifically, the GetSite web method. When looking at calling a web method in a web service, pay special attention to the parameters the method takes. In this […]
It seems that getting information out of a CSV file and into SharePoint is a common request. I’m sure there a number of ways to get this done, but this post will be about how to parse CSV files using Nintex Workflow. We first start off with a simple SharePoint list that contains a First […]
The Create Site action in Nintex Workflow is a great action and you can create a site based off a site template. The Site Template can be selected at design time. But there are certain situations where you don’t know the template at design time. The way to do it would be via a web […]