The “access_token” value, is what we got from the previous part of this blog. Accept: application/ json odata =verbose.In Header, apply configuration parameter as below.To do this, we need to put this below URL in Postman URL:.Now, it’s time to access the above API using postman and resize SharePoint Online image. The fixed sizes clause (Large, small, medium) can be replaced by custom size (it could be anything in pixels) with the following format /c1920x1080 where the number after the c is the width and the number after x is the height. Generally, we have a common default site for all environments than you can call API as below:Ībove example is for the Common default site, however, if we have different SharePoint Sites for different Environments, we can call the API as below: We need to specify the size large, small, and medium in the request URL to resize the image that would give us the result in the fixed predefined resolutions. In this example, we will resize SharePoint Online image by using the Microsoft Graph API via SharePoint using the /_api/v2.0.
Now, in this blog we will see how to access SharePoint online data.
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