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As you can see, by default we have the Title, ServerRelativeUrl, and the ID. Those are the subsites of the Site Collection we are connected to. We can also retrieve the sub-subsites by using the -Recurse parameter. Pretty easy isn’t it? Let’s narrow a bit, and retrieve only the sub-subsites for one subsite ( i.e.: Subsite B)
How to create a site collection based on a template?
The process of creating a new site collection based on the template involves a few more steps than the process above. Here they are: Navigate to the root (top-level site) of the site collection where you created a site template in Section 1. We will need to download our template to the computer first.
How are data points collected on a website?
When someone visits your website, they create as many as 40 data points. Accessing this data allows you to see how many people visited your site, how long they were on it, what they clicked on and more. Your website hosting provider may collect this kind of information, and you can also use analytics software.
To create a new subsite based on the site template, follow these steps: Make sure you are in the right place to create your subsite. You need to be at the parent site as the site you will create will be a subsite (reside 1 level below where you are). From the parent site, click Gear Icon > Site Contents Click New > Subsite
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 get all subsites in V blog?
In case you need to get specific information, pipe the cmdlet to Get-Member, and choose amongst more than 170 methods and properties! ( at the time of writing: March 2018) And finally, pipe to Export-Csv and get your report!