pnp/pnp-transformation

Repository for the farm solution to add-in model transformation tooling and guidance

PnP-Transformation

Repository for the farm solution to add-in model transformation tooling and guidance. We will locate all specific tools, scripts and reference material around the transformation actions to this repository.

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pnp-transformation's Issues

[Question] Using CSOM approach instead of legacy ASMX web service methods

[This is not an issue, but a question.]

The code seems to rely on the legacy web services (ASMX). I am assuming its due to the limitations in CSOM, the code is using the web services. However, I found this web method call (GetWebPart2 to get web part XML, line#667) being used even though there is a way to do it in CSOM. This makes me wonder if there is any limitation in the CSOM approach which explains the code is still using the legacy method. Any details on this please?

The background for my question - CSOM has a nice way to decorate the traffic using user agent string to avoid throttling. But as far as I know the same wont apply to legacy web service calls. Is it safe to recommend customers to use CSOM approach instead of the web service?

Hi Everybody,

    Hi Everybody,

I'm recently working on the transformation project (SharePoint Online - Classic to Modern). I'm using PnP PowerShell. I have many pages that contains tables and in these tables, there are many images. But I saw that when I transfer theses tables, the URL of these specific images didn't transfer correctly. As the below image:

The URL in classic: /sites/<//>/en-ca/PublishingImages/Pages/<>/<>/Ammo1.png?ctag=220316
The URL in modern: /sites//PublishingImages/Pages///Ammo1.png

But at the end of the page, I can see all the images in the table that exist and show correctly.

Is there any solution for this?

@erwinvanhunen @KoenZomers @jansenbe @veronicageek

Originally posted by @baharehesf in pnp/powershell#1705