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Get list of Sharepoint users who do not have a mysite photo
Posted on 2016-10-09
Hi,
We have a Sharepoint 2010 Enterprise Intranet, each user has a mysite profile, however not all users have photos on their mysite pages. How would I return a list of users who do not have photos on their Mysite profile? Is this trickier than it sounds ?
Ideally I would like to generate a CSV file of users who do not have a photo which could then be used in a seperate script to add a photo from an web based internal employee directory (not unlike the process mentioned in https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/pranab/2011/08/26/sharepoint-2010-import-user-profile-photos-from-file-system/).
Many thanks for any help
We have a Sharepoint 2010 Enterprise Intranet, each user has a mysite profile, however not all users have photos on their mysite pages. How would I return a list of users who do not have photos on their Mysite profile? Is this trickier than it sounds ?
Ideally I would like to generate a CSV file of users who do not have a photo which could then be used in a seperate script to add a photo from an web based internal employee directory (not unlike the process mentioned in https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/pranab/2011/08/26/sharepoint-2010-import-user-profile-photos-from-file-system/).
Many thanks for any help
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May be this you are looking for...
You can create a sample C# console program to get the information.
//Get Picture info for a user
If you need it for all users then use like
Hope it helps.
MS URL if you need more help - https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/8e3971e0-c38e-4f6b-9b5f-3a52d60dff67/siteuserinfolist-default-columns?forum=sharepointdevelopmentprevious
You can create a sample C# console program to get the information.
//Get Picture info for a user
--
SpWeb SharepointWeb = new SPSite("http://Pawan.com").OpenWeb();
SPUser userInfo = SharepointWeb.EnsureUser(@"Pawan");
SPListItem usersList = userInfoList.Items.GetItemById(userInfo.ID);
string Isimage = usersList["Picture"].ToString();
If (IsImage.ISNULLorEmpty())
{
....................Perform your operation // /Pawan
}
--
If you need it for all users then use like
--
SPList userInfoCollection = SharepointWeb.SiteUserInfoList;
foreach ( SPListItem userInlist IN userInfoCollection.Items )
{
.......
}
--
Hope it helps.
MS URL if you need more help - https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/8e3971e0-c38e-4f6b-9b5f-3a52d60dff67/siteuserinfolist-default-columns?forum=sharepointdevelopmentprevious
Active 2 days ago
Just an idea, instead of determining who does not have a photo and then making a custom script to upload those missing photos, just run a script to upload to all my sites. That way the my sites always have the most current photos. Less effort, more results...
Hope that helps...
Hope that helps...
Hi,
I pieced together some powershell code that gives me what I need thanks, something like this...
$url = "http://site"
$site = Get-SPSite $url
$context1 = Get-SPServiceContext $site
# Create Object for main loop to check for missing photos
$userProfileManagerLoopAll
#Loop through all UPS User accounts to find an account with a missing photo
$profilesList = $userProfileManagerLoopAll
foreach($userProfile in $profilesList){
# populate variables for each user account
$name = $userProfile["PreferredNam
$omniausername = $userProfile["userName"].v
$omniaaccusername = $userProfile["AccountName"
$PicURL = $userProfile["PictureURL"]
# test picurl property to write out list of accounts to be updated and their picurl properties
if ($PicURL -eq $null)
{
Write-Host "Account does not have Picture URL:"
Write-Host ""
Write-Host ("Name: " + $name)
Write-Host ("Omnia Username: " + $omniausername)
Write-Host ("Omnia Account Username: " + $omniaaccusername)
Write-Host ("Picture URL: " + $PicURL)
}
}
I pieced together some powershell code that gives me what I need thanks, something like this...
$url = "http://site"
$site = Get-SPSite $url
$context1 = Get-SPServiceContext $site
# Create Object for main loop to check for missing photos
$userProfileManagerLoopAll
#Loop through all UPS User accounts to find an account with a missing photo
$profilesList = $userProfileManagerLoopAll
foreach($userProfile in $profilesList){
# populate variables for each user account
$name = $userProfile["PreferredNam
$omniausername = $userProfile["userName"].v
$omniaaccusername = $userProfile["AccountName"
$PicURL = $userProfile["PictureURL"]
# test picurl property to write out list of accounts to be updated and their picurl properties
if ($PicURL -eq $null)
{
Write-Host "Account does not have Picture URL:"
Write-Host ""
Write-Host ("Name: " + $name)
Write-Host ("Omnia Username: " + $omniausername)
Write-Host ("Omnia Account Username: " + $omniaaccusername)
Write-Host ("Picture URL: " + $PicURL)
}
}
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