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Now, we will see how to deactivate the SharePoint server publishing feature using CSOM in SharePoint server 2013/2016/2019. Once you will run the code the “SharePoint Server Publishing feature” will get deactivated. Now, we will see how to activate the SharePoint server publishing feature using CSOM in SharePoint Online.
How to use CSOM in sharepoint.net framework?
In SharePoint .NET Framework CSOM, when you call a method, you build a query. Queries accumulate and are not sent to the server until ExecuteQuery is called. The following example shows the code that is required to display the website’s title. You also need to add a using statement for System.Linq.
How to get features from Site collection in CSOM?
Get the features from site object using features property. Load the objects and execute query to get the data. Get the feature details individually using for each loop. For each site collection feature, use the retrieve method to get the appropriate property value. In this case, feature display name will be retrieved.
How to activate site feature in CSOM PowerShell?
To activate the site feature, use the add method method to the features collection. The necessary parameters are feature id, boolean value to force enable the feature and the scope. The scope here will be none, since we are already adding the feature to site object. Boolean value is true to force enable the feature.
How to enable site collection publishing infrastructure using CSOM?
How to enable site collection publishing infrastructure and site publishing features using CSOM?
How to get listpublishedprojects method in CSOM?
The ListPublishedProjects method gets the collection of all projects that are published in Project Web App. If the queue job that creates a project in Procedure 4 does not complete successfully or times out, the new project is not included in the Projects collection. Procedure 5.
How to get started with Project Server CSOM?
For a general introduction to the Project Server CSOM, see Updates for developers in Project 2013. For reference topics in the CSOM namespace, see Microsoft.ProjectServer.Client . You can use Visual Studio 2010 or Visual Studio 2012 to develop solutions that use the Project Server CSOM.