I can easily get a list of Libraries I can easily get a list of all ContentTypes But having trouble getting a list if libraries and what contenttypes belong to that library. Can anyone assist wtih this request? We utilize a library and have a small list of content types in a library. Thanks in advance. This gets me the list of Libraries. List string > sOut = new List string >(); var context = new ClientContext(url); context.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultNetworkCredentials; var web = context.Web; ListCollection collList = web.Lists; context.Load(collList); context.ExecuteQuery(); foreach (List oList in collList) { Console.WriteLine( "Title: {0} Created: {1}" , oList.Title, oList.Created.ToString()); }

Hi, You can try this way to pull the document libraries only (instead of all list) var Libraries = clientContext .LoadQuery(clientContext.Web.Lists.Where( l = > l.BaseTemplate == 101)); clientContext.ExecuteQuery(); Regards Rijwan

Hi, We can filter library only by checking content type as shown: clientcontext.Load(clientcontext.Web.Lists); clientcontext.ExecuteQuery(); foreach (List list in clientcontext.Web.Lists) { try { if (list.BaseType.ToString() == "DocumentLibrary" ) { // here u get all document library } } catch () {} }

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CSOM Library of ContentType or Get list of ContentTypes of a Library

Roger Da

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I can easily get a list of Libraries

I can easily get a list of all ContentTypes

But having trouble getting a list if libraries and what contenttypes belong to that library.

Can anyone assist wtih this request? We utilize a library and have a small list of content types in a library.

Thanks in advance.

This gets me the list of Libraries.

List<string> sOut = new List<string>();
var context = new ClientContext(url);
context.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultNetworkCredentials;
var web = context.Web;
ListCollection collList = web.Lists;
context.Load(collList);
context.ExecuteQuery();
foreach (List oList in collList)
{
Console.WriteLine("Title: {0} Created: {1}", oList.Title, oList.Created.ToString());
}