SharePoint

To connect your specific SharePoint site to WordPress please refer to the steps given below:

1. Steps for Azure AD configurations.

• Login to your Azure Admin portal.
• Go to your Azure app registration application.
• Navigate to API Permissions from left panel and click on Add a permission button.

• Select Microsoft Graph in Request API permissions section.

• Select Application permissions as a type of permissions.

• Search for sites and select the Sites.Selected option from the list then click on Add permissions button.

• Click on Grant admin consent for <Tenant_Name> button and then click on Yes.

2. Graph Explorer to Add permissions for Specific SharePoint site.

• Login to your MS Graph Explorer Portal with your Global Admin account.
• Once logged in click on the given link to populate the API query in your graph explorer automatically. [Click here to Populate API query].
• Once you have logged in then click on the Modify permissions tab.

• Then click on Open the permissions panel as shown below.

• After that search for sites and click on Consent button for Sites.FullControl.All permission

• Once you have provided with the site consent you will be asked for the MS Graph Explorer Consent, then Enable the checkbox and click on Accept button to proceed further.

• Now replace theTENANT_NAME and SITE_NAME with your Azure AD tenant and SharePoint site name.
• Then, replace the Application ID and Name as per your application created in the Azure AD app registrations. For eg please refer below : https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/sites/<Tenant_Name>:/sites/<Site_name _only>:/permissions

1. Tenant Name: Name of your sharepoint organization.
2. Site Name : Name of your sharepoint site for which you want to provide access.



• You can also refer the the example API Endpoint given below:
  https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/sites/demominiorange2019gmail.sharepoint.com:/sites/project471:/permissions/
• Example request body:

{
"roles": [ 
  "read" 
],
 "grantedToIdentities": [
  {
   "application": {
    "id": "c419b96a-aca0-4741-90ea-bb757339cc51", 
    "dsiplayName": "My SharePoint Application" 
   }
  }
 ]
}
    

• If you are seeing something same as below response, you’ve completed all the steps successfully.

    {
        "@odata.context": 
    "https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/$metadata#Collection(microsoft.graph.permission)/$entity",
        "id": 
    "aTowaS50fG1zLnNwLmV4dHxjNDE5Yjk2YS1hY2EwLTQ3NDEtOTBlYS1iYjc1NzMzOWNjNTFANTYwOGY2NTAtNTllYS00ZDA2LThhOWMtOTE4ZDllYmNiOTA4",
"roles": [ 
  "read" 
],
 "grantedToIdentitiesV2": [
  {
   "application": {
    "dsiplayName": "My SharePoint Application" 
    "id": "c419b96a-aca0-4741-90ea-bb757339cc51", 
   }
  }
 ],
 "grantedToIdentities": [
  {
   "application": {
    "id": "c419b96a-aca0-4741-90ea-bb757339cc51", 
    "dsiplayName": "My SharePoint Application" 
   }
  }
 ]
}
    

3. Test Connection

• Go to plugin settings on your WordPress admin dashboard.
• Click on Test Connection button.

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