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I want to do a simple task, I made a script who get all followed site from a user. But I want to filter it with compatibilitylevel.

With few sites, it's Ok, I do :

$currentSite = Get-SPSite -Identity $siteFollowed.Uri.AbsoluteUri
if($currentSite.CompatibilityLevel -eq 15){
   #...
}

But with many sites, it's not Ok because I get SPWeb too... So I have this error :

Get-SPSite : Cannot find an SPSite object with Id or Url: 

When I replace Get-SPSite by Get-SPWeb, I can get this site but I can't get compatibilitylevel....

Object SPSite :
Url                                                     CompatibilityLevel  
---                                                     ------------------  
https://site.fr/sites/test               15                  

Object SPWeb :
Url                                                    
---                                                    
https://site.domain.fr/sites/Collec_SRO/en...

=> No compatibilityLevel...

Do you have an idea to get the sharepoint version? (2010/2013, 14/15)

Thanks.

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Try this:

$currentSite = Get-SPSite -Identity $siteFollowed.Uri.AbsoluteUri

  foreach($web in $currentSite.AllWebs){
   $web.Url version is $web.UIVersion #4 or 15
  }
}
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  • Last question, how to determine with powershell if a Sharepoint site is a SPSite object or SPWeb? May 13, 2015 at 13:52
  • if you use Get-SPWeb <URL> successfully, then it is an SPWeb. However all site collections will have a rootweb.
    – Mike
    May 13, 2015 at 13:54
  • Thanks but if you do this, you had an error, you can't test URL without instanciation? May 13, 2015 at 14:02
  • Check this: sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/4636/…
    – Mike
    May 13, 2015 at 14:16
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You can use GetType() method

$web.GetType().Name 

If it is web it gives you SPWeb otherwise SPSite

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  • Thanks but to test "GetType()" you need to have an object. My problem is I want to know before instanciation if URL is SPSite or SPWeb, otherwise I had an error May 13, 2015 at 14:00

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