Hi, In the first example I use ServerRelativeUrl=&...

2011-07-06T11:17:56.217+02:00

Hi,
In the first example I use ServerRelativeUrl=>Performance is fine (like with WebInfo). In the second example I show what happens when you access a property that is not included within the web header. Third example shows how you can use WebInfo. WebInfo avoids that you access an unloaded property by accident. In addition the WebInfo approach behaves internally a bit different. For example it doesn't register the webs as opened in the parent site. Anyway the first example is fine (and still the way go in SharePoint 2007), but I would recommend the WebInfo approach for looping through webs.
Bye,
Christian

You are cheating with your example. In the first e...

2011-07-06T11:08:46.385+02:00

You are cheating with your example. In the first example you load the AlternateCssUrl attribute.

In the SPWebInfo example you load the ServerRelativeUrl attribute that was already in the web attributes. So why use the SPWebInfo?

Furthermore the SPWebInfo properties don't have a AlternateCssUrl attribute. So if you wanted to get this attribute you will always have the roundtrip.

Please correct me if i'm wrong.

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