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I've noticed that some lists on our 2013 don't come under lists when using site contents. bit confusing so an example should make it clearer

I have a custom list called projectgate and the URL is https://xxxxxxxxx/projects/1625382710/Lists/Project%20Gate/AllItems.aspx. notice the lists in the url.

I have another custom list called projectwise that doesn't have lists in the URL https://xxxxxxxxx/projects/1625382710/ProjectWiseProjectLink/AllItems.aspx.

I'm confused.

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Someone could have done this using powershell or .NET.

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  • This is correct, when programmatically creating lists you can specify any url structure you like. The same goes for lists created via a feature.
    – Derek Gusoff
    Commented Apr 19, 2016 at 15:57
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Looks like One is list and Other is library. Could you please run thebelow PowerShell and confirm it.

to check if it is library:

Get-SPWeb https://xxxxxxxxx/projects/1625382710/ | Select -ExpandProperty Lists | Where { $_.GetType().Name -eq "SPDocumentLibrary" } | Select Title

if ProjectWiseProjectLink showed here then it is library.otherwise

To check if it is List:

Get-SPWeb https://xxxxxxxxx/projects/1625382710/ | Select -ExpandProperty Lists | Where { $_.GetType().Name -eq "SPList" } | Select Title
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