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The function code is: Here the button triggers, but the page get refreshed so my pop up get closed. I want to prevent the page refresh here. I browsed SO and found so may solution but none of them worked in SharePoint. How I can prevent page reloading on ECB menu item clicked? Are you sure there are no other (SharePoint) events involved?
You could consider take a try to custom a SP list form using PowerApps on your side, when you click the ” Save ” button, the SP list would be refreshed automatically. More details about custom a SP list form using PowerApps, please check the following article:
Why does Microsoft 365 not refresh data in browser?
For example, if someone created a workbook that uses secure, external data connections to on-premises servers, those data connections will probably not work in Microsoft 365. If you run into a situation where you can’t refresh the data in a browser window, try opening the workbook in Excel. You can also contact a SharePoint administrator.
How to refresh data in a workbook in Excel?
The settings that you specify by using Excel are preserved when you publish a workbook to a SharePoint library. To specify data refresh options, choose the Properties button for a particular data connection in Excel. The following table provides a brief description of various data refresh options that you can select.
What to do if you click on wrong link in SharePoint?
Hovering over the link before clicking on it shows the desired link in the browser ‘status’ bar. The issue is temporarily resolved by opening Chrome dev tools and doing a hard refresh, or a work around is right clicking and opening links in new tab.
I have a SharePoint Online Modern page that has multiple Quick Links web parts. Over the last two days users (using Chrome browser) have started reporting that the links they are clicking on are opening incorrect links (they open other Quick Links from the same page).
In the text web part, users can specify to open links in a new tab, but that isn’t the default behavior. Similarly, for navigation links, they follow the same rule (within SharePoint, same tab, external to SharePoint in a new tab). This is true of the modern web parts that support linking as well (hero, quick links, images, etc.)