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We can read the web properties using javascript object model as

var webProperties = web.get_allProperties()

and then to fetch a property value we can index it using

webProperties.get_fieldValues()["PropertyName"]

However if I have to read all the properties of the web, I cannot simply iterate it using indexes.

webProperties.get_fieldValues()[1] or webProperties.get_fieldValues().get_item(1)

does not work.

We need to know the key to be able to retrieve the value of a property. Apparantely, to fetch all the web properties, I have to log it in the console or debug and WATCH the value. Any solutions on this ?

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You should be able to do something like the following:

var properties = webProperties.get_fieldValues();

// loop over all properties
for (property in properties) 
{
   var propertyName = property;
   var propertyValue = properties[property];

   console.log(propertyName + " - " + propertyValue);
}
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  • doesn't work ! Did you get any result from the above code ? I have loaded the "web" object in my client query and trying to get the code working in the success handler. Of course with a "var property" in the FOR loop. Commented Aug 7, 2015 at 9:29
  • ah well this worked..thanks. I had not loaded the properties explicitly. Cheers ! Commented Aug 7, 2015 at 9:44

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