Effortless Employee Shoutout Solution Using JSON List Formatting!

Get ready to witness a groundbreaking solution that puts the spotlight on your outstanding team members. In this video, we proudly showcase an Employee Shoutout System - a dynamic platform fueled by the magic of JSON list formatting.
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Prepare to embark on a journey that elevates motivation and nurtures a culture of recognition within your organization. Discover the limitless possibilities as JSON list formatting transforms the way you acknowledge employee achievements. Wave goodbye to the ordinary and embrace a new era of appreciation, where the fusion of technology and heartfelt recognition takes center stage.
Our step-by-step walkthrough takes you by the hand, making system implementation a breeze, whether you're a seasoned admin or taking your first steps in SharePoint. Watch as JSON list formatting empowers you to craft personalized shoutout templates, showcase accomplishments dynamically, and turn every recognition into a masterpiece.
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[@soumayatoumi5648]

C'est génial. J'adore. Merci pour le tutoriel

[@stevecorey365]

Merci!

[@adetijani3861]

Great video. Stumbled on your site as I was looking for out of the box solution for shoutouts. What's the best way to create an approval option before shoutout is is posted or viewable?

[@stevecorey365]

I'd use Power Automate to do this and use an approval status field that the view will look at as a filter.

[@aniesaj]

Great video! This is exactly what I have been looking for. Is there a way to edit the JSON coding to display more of the information that's listed in the description field?

[@stevecorey365]

Sure! You should be able to use the height CSS property to make it taller and display more.

[@SantiagoAlarcon-fc5nr]

Hello Steve, hope all is well, big fan from Guatemala, QQ I followed step by step this guide to implement within my companies sharepoint page, when y entered the Json code the image being displayed is the one from the person entering the feedback and not the person the feedback is to, I have tried checking if there was an error but I was unable to find one. Any ideas on what it might be

[@stevecorey365]

That would be a bit too difficult to troubleshoot through comments. You may have missed something?

[@kengy123456]

this is cool. I will discuss with TA to improve our current shout-out page

[@stevecorey365]

Thanks so much!

[@JuliannaCaruso]

Hi, Is there any way to format the json to show something as the profile picture if multiple employees are being shout out? Right now it only shows the default grey pp if they are, even if all/some employees have a custom pp.

[@stevecorey365]

Yes, you can use a foreach loop to handle each profile picture! You would just need to decide how you want the pictures laid out on the screen, and use JSON to create the HTML for it.

[@JuliannaCaruso]

oh, awesome. do you happen to have a walkthrough of this process? @@stevecorey365

[@JuliannaCaruso]

for any layout? theres no specific layout i'm looking for.

[@stevecorey365]

Unfortunately no. I don't have a walkthrough of that particular scenario, however I do teach how JSON formatting works, and how to create solutions using it. It's covered in my online course - courses.stevecorey.com/courses/jsonformatting

[@deepikaravinaik9760]

This is good thank you for sharing !! What changes do I need to make if I want to keep the comments as well?

[@stevecorey365]

Take a look at this sample which addresses that, and incorporate the relevant changes into your JSON - github.com/pnp/List-Formatting/tree/master/column-samples/generic-comment-count

[@deepikaravinaik9760]

@@stevecorey365 I've managed to retrieve the comment counts, but currently, when I click on the comment icon, it opens in a new tab. Is there a method or feature available that would allow for commenting without navigating away from the main page? I'm seeking a solution that provides a pop-up or an in-page interface for adding comments. Any assistance with this would be greatly appreciated.

[@stevecorey365]

Look into the "target" attribute for the A element in HTML

[@JuliannaCaruso]

hi Steve. I followed along with this and everything worked great until I left the sharepoint site and went back in, then the "to" and "description" vanished from gallery view. any idea on how to get that back?

[@britneygraham7417]

I am having the same issue

[@stevecorey365]

It sounds like your JSON changes didn't get saved. I would recopy that JSON back in to "reset it" back to what it's supposed to be.

[@wessel8451]

Nice video! maybe can you help me? I don't see the profile picture when i upload the JSON script. Thanks!

[@stevecorey365]

Sounds like the profile pictures aren't in the SP user profile. Once you solve that, the pictures should show up.

[@wessel8451]

@@stevecorey365 Thank you for responding. Unfortunately, there are photos in SP User Profile.

[@stevecorey365]

@@wessel8451 Unfortunately it'll take some digging on your part to troubleshoot that issue. I recommend using developer tools to make sure the search query is returning the photo. Once that's done, debug the JSON to show that picture.

[@BigLeafDropper86]

another one!

[@stevecorey365]

Thank you! I'm glad you're enjoying my content. Thanks for letting me know as well!