PnP.PowerShell is just the tool you need to show the Path column in a SharePoint document library view. Scroll down to see the script, or read on to learn more. An introduction Do you still have folders in SharePoint? Well, you are not alone. Remember the old dream of relying on metadata only? Forget it! As a matter of fact, folders are still a popular way of organizing files in SharePoint.

I have a newer blog post about MDS, that provides a much simpler solution. Please check it before reading further. This is a part 1 of the blog post about Minimal Download Strategy and javascript adjustments for user code. What I initially thought should be enough for one post, is not enough, so I see it as a part 1. I wrote this post after I had read Chris O’Brien’s post about JSLink Here I want investigate how we can get his accordion list view working with MDS.

En intressant variant av foreach är ForEach-metoden i List. Titta på det lilla exemplet: private static void SavePlacesToDB(SQLiteConnection cnn, List<dynamic> places) { places.ForEach(obj => SavePlaceToDB(obj, cnn)); } ```Här används även det nya objektet [dynamic](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd264736.aspx) som har kommit i Visual Studio 2010, samt en [lambda expression (=>)](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb397687.aspx).