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I expect them all to work, but I’m finding OneDrive for business has lots of sync issues. I also have two OneDrive for business accounts. I have a personal OneDrive (Live) account. Same for KB3055034…you’ll see it installed multiple times. Success! This pic is showing the uninstallation of KB3054886. I’m not using SmartVault Drive, but since they appear to be related I removed them both. I first wrote about this for KB3055034 in this post. After removing both my OneNote 2010 seems to be syncing again. For me, I’ve finally tracked it down to two updates in October. Here you can inspect the code again and see that the maxlength attribute has been added. Place your code in a script editor web part on the page (edit the page and add the web part to the page). You can see the ID of the control and copy/paste it for later use in your code. Once you click the element selector you can switch to your browser window and select the control you wish to inspect. In the upper left corner you’ll see the element selector. In either browser, you can press F12 to start the developer tools. In order to find the ID of the control, you can use the Edge or Chrome developer tools. After the control is selected, its maxlength attribute is set to 15 (in this case). If you notice we are selecting the control by its ID. You can also download the library and place it in SharePoint and reference it from there. In this case, I’m pointing to one on the internet. You must first reference a JQuery library.

You need to get the ID of each of the controls whose length you wish to limit.

That normally means NewForm.aspx and EditForm.aspx.

The code must be placed on each page where you want to control the length.

You must know how to add a script editor web part to a SharePoint page.

I first started with this post, but it was a little light on details, as there was no reference to JQuery.

Here’s a bit of JavaScript that can do that. Since the field is rendered as a “textarea” control you should be able to set the maxlength attribute to limit the number of characters that can be entered. There are many proposed solutions, but I was looking for the simplest. I had a situation where a person who created a SharePoint survey wanted to limit the amount of text that could be entered in a Multiple Lines of Text field.