Hello everybody,

We are in the process of migrating from SharePoint 2007 to 2013 at a customer's site and there is a need for the root home page to display a (linked) list of all document and image libraries of all sub-Websites in the web site collection. We do not want to display documents, and not only the web sites, but the libraries in all web sites.

In 2007, the solution was a manually edited list in the root web site, containing links to all libraries, and having target audience filtering applied. If there is no other way, we would continue to use that scheme, but automate it using scripts. However, we would prefer a simple web part finding the libraries, of course ;-)

Trying the table of Contents and the Content rollup Webparts was not successful up to now. Does anyone have

HI,

might this help you.

https://imughal.wordpress.com/2013/01/29/iterating-through-all-document-libraries-folder-and-item-using-powershell/

Hello iffi,

Thank you for super super-prompt response. As we know PowerShell, .net and a good part of the SharePoint object model, I am sure we could emulate what we want using a script. The question is: Do we have to go this way? Or is there a (built-in or otherwise available) Webpart which we can use to display a list of all document/Picture libraries the current user has permission

Hi Stefan,

I recommend to use Content Search web part to display all the document/picture libraries from all the sites.

Please set the query text for the content search web part to be like this: SPSiteURL:http://yoursitecollectionURL contentclass:STS_List_DocumentLibrary contentclass:STS_List_PictureLibrary.

Thanks,

Victoria