How do I find my GUID in SharePoint online?
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- Go to the list in the site.
- Click the LIST or LIBRARY tab and click LIST/LIBRARY Settings.
- Look in the browser’s address bar and you will see something like this:
- Copy everything after the “List=” and paste into Notepad.
- The GUID you copied is encoded.
What is PowerShell used for in SharePoint?
To configure SharePoint site settings, system administrators often use the SharePoint Management Shell that is installed with the SharePoint product. Running the SharePoint Management Shell calls the Windows PowerShell runtime environment and executes a script file named sharepoint.
How to list all sites and subsites in SharePoint Online?
The only site collection cmdlets you can use are these: To iterate all sites and sub sites – you need to use different techniques, such as PowerShell and CSOM or Office 365 REST API. Highly active question. Earn 10 reputation (not counting the association bonus) in order to answer this question.
Are there any cmdlets for PowerShell for SharePoint?
Powershell for SharePoint Online is very limited today with only 30 cmdlets available compared to 774 for SharePoint Server. The only site collection cmdlets you can use are these: To iterate all sites and sub sites – you need to use different techniques, such as PowerShell and CSOM or Office 365 REST API.
How to iterate through all the subsites in CSOM?
The following CSOM will work to iterate through all the subsites and its List/Libraries. You can modify it as per your requirement Hope that helps.. This code should do the job.
How to retrieve all sites in SharePoint Online?
But since SharePoint Online Management Shell does not contain any cmdlets for working with sites, we will utilize CSOM API for that purpose (REST API could also be used). The below function retrieves all the sites in a site collection: