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How to add/update SharePoint user field (person group column) using ECMA Scripts

 

SharePoint app model supports enough capability to work with SharePoint from JavaScript.

Working with Person Group column is a common task in SharePoint development. Following illustrates how to  update  a single and multiple values to  SharePoint person group column.

Insert / Update Single Value SharePoint Person Group Column (People Field)

Tip: For single value you should refer the person or group by ID

var  user = new SP.FieldUserValue();
user = 1; // this is the ID for User or Group in SharePoint
 
listitem.set_item("Column Name", user);
listitem.Update();
ctx.ExecuteQuery();

Insert / Update Multi Value SharePoint Person Group Column (People Field)


Tip: For multiple users you need to refer it by login name



var  users =[];
 
users.push(SP.FieldUserValue.fromUser("dev Members")); // adding group
users.push(SP.FieldUserValue.fromUser("i:0#.f|membership|melick@oapp.onmicrosoft.com")); // adding user
 
 
listitem.set_item("Column Name", users);
listitem.Update();
ctx.ExecuteQuery();


*listitem  this is the list item you need to manipulate. If you are inserting a item this will be created using ListItemCreationInfo and if you are updating a item this will be a reference to the item you seek


Ref: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/hh185011(v=office.14).aspx

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