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RE: Enumerate through SharePoint lists | Complete Action
As shown in your output Powershell is doing exactly as you asked it to do, whether it makes sense or not. If you only want one of the Lists, add a Where clause after the following section before the pipe "$_.Lists". For enumerating through all ...
by Craig Pilkenton in SharePoint on 23 Jun 2010 06:51 AM
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RE: Returning Item Values from a List.
I have had similar problems getting the SharePoint Object Model to give values back like that. Here is a .ps1 script I created to do this for me. You could enhance the foreach sequence to enumerate all fields instead of calling them directly. Hop ...
by Craig Pilkenton in SharePoint on 28 Jul 2009 07:40 AM
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RE: Powershell in sharepoint
To grab the values out of Excel you can use Import-CSV cmdlet or pull in the .NET library called System.IO.File. Then you'll be able to walk through the resulting objects and pull the values out you need.
by Craig Pilkenton in SharePoint on 20 May 2009 05:30 AM
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RE: Powershell in sharepoint
Powershell 1.0 is the 'training-version' for the upcoming 2.0 version. It will give you all the functionality you need to get started as until 2.0 is finalized, I am still using 1.0 to do all my work. When you say "...create new project based on ...
by Craig Pilkenton in SharePoint on 19 May 2009 03:53 AM
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RE: Powershell in sharepoint
Hal hits it exactly in that understand Powershell's capabilities & syntax first, which will then teach you how to call and manipulate SharePoint's .NET 2.0 Libraries, along with all the other awesome features of Powershell.
by Craig Pilkenton in SharePoint on 18 May 2009 04:46 AM
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My Profile--Signature section is throwing malformed HTML
The Signature section of My Profile is throwing malformed HTML in the Edit mode so I can no longer edit it. I added a few break HTML tags and an anchor tag that were formed well but the double quotes in the anchor tag look like they caused a confli ...
by Craig Pilkenton in Community Announcements and Assistance on 23 Mar 2009 07:02 AM
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RE: SharePoint admin & data integration
Our large farm uses AD security groups to control access, so on a schedule I call a .ps1 that queries an over-arching SharePoint users AD group for its members using the .NET DirectoryEntry/Directory Searcher class into an arry, then using the "[ ...
by Craig Pilkenton in Working with .NET on 23 Mar 2009 06:46 AM
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RE: SharePoint Search
Everything that goes into SharePoint is indexed as seperate items broken apart by spaces or other punctuation-type marks and mapped to a power-word (e.g. filetype, author, etc.). As for exporting the results. You can subscribe to to them through ...
by Craig Pilkenton in SharePoint on 13 Mar 2009 09:22 AM
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RE: SharePoint Search
What specifically would you like to know? What the crawler indexes, where it stores the different information it indexes, what it can search, how to tune it, gotchas, or all of the above?
by Craig Pilkenton in SharePoint on 13 Mar 2009 04:15 AM
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RE: Editing SharePoint
The page is "Upload.aspx" and is hidden, only visible through SharePoint Designer. When looking at a list, there is a folder called Forms that hides these files. Since there are normally only 3 items on the upload page, UNC path textbox; Add as ...
by Craig Pilkenton in SharePoint on 14 Jan 2009 10:19 AM
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SharePoint admin & data integration
Hi everyone,I have been using Powershell for enhancing/automating SharePoint administration and data integration for the last few years by loading the SharePoint .NET libraries. Powershell is excellent for creating scheduled tasks for Site Collecti ...
by Craig Pilkenton in Working with .NET on 20 Nov 2008 06:36 AM
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