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4lexius4 world
Copper Contributor
Mar 02, 2020
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PnP Page Provisioning Images are not imported in the new provisioned site.

Hi there, I'm trying to provision a custom page from one site to another using:  Apply-PnPProvisioningTemplate -Path c:\temp\myPage.pnp all custom webpart are correctly added but the images (like ...
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    4lexius4 world
    Mar 31, 2020

    Carlos_Marins 

    Problem solved! thanks to the great Paolo Pialorsi , who provided us with the solution.
    Sharing below the solution in case it can be useful in similar cases:

     

    1) First Export the client side page using the -PersistBrandingFiles attribute.

    Export-PnPClientSidePage -Identity "TestPage.aspx" -Out .\single-page.xml -PersistBrandingFiles

     

    2) Convert the xml and related content in an unique file pnp.
    Convert-PnPFolderToProvisioningTemplate -Folder .\ -Out c:\temp\single-page.pnp

    3) Then connect to target site and apply the page provisioning.

     

    Thanks Carlos for your time, and thank Paolo for the solution!

     

    Cheers,

    Alessio

     

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Carlos_Marins
Iron Contributor
Mar 25, 2020

Hey 4lexius4 world ,

 

In this case, I think you need to download the image you're using as a Banner for the page - with the name "92504-thumbnailAF.png", keep it in the same directory as your XML, and add the following code after "</pnp:ClientSidePages>":

      
<pnp:Files>
<pnp:File src="./92504-thumbnailAF.png" Folder="SiteAssets/SitePages/CoolPage" Overwrite="true" Level="Published" />
</pnp:Files>
4lexius4 world's avatar
4lexius4 world
Copper Contributor
Mar 31, 2020

Carlos_Marins 

Problem solved! thanks to the great Paolo Pialorsi , who provided us with the solution.
Sharing below the solution in case it can be useful in similar cases:

 

1) First Export the client side page using the -PersistBrandingFiles attribute.

Export-PnPClientSidePage -Identity "TestPage.aspx" -Out .\single-page.xml -PersistBrandingFiles

 

2) Convert the xml and related content in an unique file pnp.
Convert-PnPFolderToProvisioningTemplate -Folder .\ -Out c:\temp\single-page.pnp

3) Then connect to target site and apply the page provisioning.

 

Thanks Carlos for your time, and thank Paolo for the solution!

 

Cheers,

Alessio

 

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