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  The problem with this reference is Microsoft left out the template codes which are needed for PowerShell or .NET coding. In PowerShell, you can use the Get-SPWebTemplate command to get a list of available templates.  I’ve also included the reference list, with the template codes, for your reference. If there are others you would like to see included in this list, let me know and I will investigate and include! More Reference: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262410.aspx Type Name Description Availability Template Code Collaboration Team Site A place to work together with a group of people. Site collection and site, Server and Foundation STS#0 Blog A site for a person or team to post ideas, observations, and expertise that site visitors can comment on. Site collection and site, Server and Foundation BLOG#0 Develop Site ...

SharePoint 2010 site default logo comes from the _layouts/images/ folder. If you want to put your new logo then you can put your logo to a folder where you have read access. Also you can put your logo to Assets Library also. Below is the PowerShell script: $web = Get-SPWeb "http://SiteURL" $web.SiteLogoUrl = "http://Path of the image file" $web.SiteLogoDescription = "EnjoySharePoint.com company Logo" $web.Update() After this refresh the page, the new logo should appear.

There are 3 types of databases installed when you deploy SharePoint 2010/2013 and they are:  Configuration database, Central Administration content database and Content database. Configuration database: The configuration database contains data about: - SharePoint databases - Internet Information Services (IIS) web sites - Web applications - Trusted solutions - Web Part packages - Site templates - Web applications Also it contains information about default quota settings and blocked file types etc. The default database name when it is installed with the SharePoint Products Configuration Wizard is: SharePoint_Config Central Administration content database: Central Administration content database stores all configuration data for the Central Administration site collection. The default database name prefix when it is installed by using the SharePoint Products Configuration Wizard is SharePoint_Admin_Content. Content databases: Content databas...

My Client needed was to assign a value to the "Title" property, we decided to loop through all the documents and assign "Title" from "Name".  Here is a sample of that script. # Load SharePoint library  [system.reflection.assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("Microsoft.Sharepoint")  # Connect to the site collection http://SP2010Server:1212 and store the object in the $site variable  $site = New-Object Microsoft.SharePoint.SPSite("http://SP2010Server:1212")  # Connect to the root site in the site collection and store the object in $root  $root = $site.rootweb  # Store the Shared Documents document library in a variable $Docs  $docs = $root.lists["Shared Documents"]  # Display all the documents, their titles, names and IDs   $docs.items | format-table -property title,name,id  # Updates the title for each item in the list with Name  $docs.items | ForEach { $_["Title"] = $_["Name"]; $_.Update() } ...

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