diff --git a/docs/scenarios/Setup-Results-web-part-to-show-birthdays.md b/docs/scenarios/Setup-Results-web-part-to-show-birthdays.md index fc3084d1..2e425b11 100644 --- a/docs/scenarios/Setup-Results-web-part-to-show-birthdays.md +++ b/docs/scenarios/Setup-Results-web-part-to-show-birthdays.md @@ -1,19 +1,15 @@ -A common requirement for intranets is to show birthdays of employees. -And as the SharePoint User Profile Application has a property for birthdays, it is a natural choice to use search to show birthdays of employees. +A common requirement for intranets is to show birthdays of employees and as the SharePoint User Profile Application has a property for birthdays, it is a natural choice to use search to show birthdays of employees. In addition, at the time of writing (2023), the Graph API does not have a property for birthdays, so we can't use the Graph API to get the information. -(as of writing this (2023), the Graph API does not have a property for birthdays, so we can't use the Graph API to get the information) +The tricky part is that in the User profile application the birthday value is store is a rather unusual datatype: "date no year" - -The tricky part is that in the User profile application the birthday value is store is a rather usual datatype "date no year" - -![Birthday in the User Provisioning Service](../assets/../scenarios/assets/Setup-Results-web-part-to-show-birthdays/BirthdayUPA.png) +![Birthday in the User Provisioning Service](../scenarios/assets/Setup-Results-web-part-to-show-birthdays/BirthdayUPA.png) In my tenant the SPS-Birthday property was mapped to RefinableDate00 and the actual value in the property is 2000-[the date]: -![Managed Property value](../assets/Setup-Results-web-part-to-show-birthdays/refinabledate00.png) +![Managed Property value](../scenarios/assets/Setup-Results-web-part-to-show-birthdays/RefinableDate00.png) (use the magnificent [SP Editor tool](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/sp-editor/ecblfcmjnbbgaojblcpmjoamegpbodhd) or [SP Search Query Tool](https://github.com/pnp/PnP-Tools/blob/master/Solutions/SharePoint.Search.QueryTool/README.md) to inspect the managed properties)