Converting classic pages to modern

ganeshsanap
MVP
Apr 17, 2023
An_admin_123 Can you show us the complete PowerShell code you are using currently?

Did you check in "Site Contents" of site for "Site Pages" library? Is it available on your SharePoint site?

If yes and you are referring to library using title/display name anywhere in your code, try using "Site Pages" instead of "SitePages".
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- An_admin_123
  Copper Contributor
  Apr 18, 2023
  https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/transform/modernize-userinterface-site-pages-powershell
  
  I took the script from there and tried to use it. Of course, I'm not a programmer (or interested in being one) so it's all a little out of my usual scope. I only changed the address it points at.
  
  The line
  
  $pages = Get-PnPListItem -List sitepages -PageSize 500
  
  seems relevant. If I change sitepages to site pages it says:
  
  A positional parameter cannot be found that accepts argument 'pages'.
  
  I have a "Site Pages" page library in Site Contents.
  - ganeshsanap
    MVP
    Apr 19, 2023
    An_admin_123 Document library display name and internal name (URL name) can be different in SharePoint. So, use this:
    
    $pages = Get-PnPListItem -List "Site Pages" -PageSize 500
    Where there is a space in display name of list/library, you have to enclose it inside double quotes as shown above.
    
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