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Clues that a Sharepoint site is customized using SFPx
Hi all,
Is there a way to tell if a SharePoint site (without having admin access) has been customized via SharePoint Framework (SPFx), such as using custom built web parts (not Power Apps)? I'm in a unique position where we need to make our case for the proper access to use SPFx.
I thought potentially inspecting the site's code and searching the elements for 'spfx' might do it, but that seems to show up on non-SPFx SharePoint sites.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Josh
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josh_vts Do you have access to tenant app catalog or site collection app catalog?
Check this if it helps: Experiment – Find out where SPFx Web Parts are being used in Modern SharePoint sites
If you want to check for specific site page - if you have access to edit the page, you can identify which web parts are used in the page. Here is a list of SharePoint out of the box web parts: Using web parts on SharePoint pages . If you see any other web part apart from this list, it means the web part is custom web part.
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Thank you for the suggestions, ganeshsanap.
But unfortunately, I do not have any access with these sites. The folks I work with were curious if these particular sites were created using custom web parts / SPFx, and I wasn't sure how to approach that.
Thanks again.
