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While writing some custom SharePoint Web Services (asmx) in a project, I encountered a situation where I needed to fetch the Navigation Settings of the current subsite and the site collection. After lots of head scratching and searching online, I found out the below pieces of code useful in getting the navigation properties for SharePoint Server 2010 and 2013.
You must include the Microsoft.SharePoint.Publishing namespace.
Note : The following applies only to SharePoint sites with publishing features enabled. Other properties can be found in the SPWeb.Navigation (web.Navigation) object however.
using (SPSite site = new SPSite("https://yourweburl/"))
{
using (SPWeb web = site.OpenWeb())
{
var publishingWeb = PublishingWeb.GetPublishingWeb(web);
navSettings = new NavigationSettings // My Custom Model
{
Name = publishingWeb.Name,
IncludePagesInCurrentNavigation = publishingWeb.Navigation.CurrentIncludePages,
IncludePagesInGlobalNavigation = publishingWeb.Navigation.GlobalIncludePages,
IncludeSubSitesInCurrentNavigation = publishingWeb.Navigation.CurrentIncludeSubSites,
IncludeSubSitesInGlobalNavigation = publishingWeb.Navigation.GlobalIncludeSubSites,
InheritCurrentNavigation = publishingWeb.Navigation.InheritCurrent,
InheritGlobalNavigation = publishingWeb.Navigation.InheritGlobal,
QuickLaunchEnabled = publishingWeb.Web.QuickLaunchEnabled,
TreeViewEnabled = publishingWeb.Web.TreeViewEnabled
};
}
}
Useful, isn't it? You can try setting them as well using the Update() methods after assigning desired value to each of the properties to save changes to the navigation properties.