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Enable/Disable Client Integration using SharePoint 2010 Object Model

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Thanks to Dhirendra Yadav for posting how to set the “Enable Client Integration” property using the SharePoint 2010 OM. I’m reposting here because I had a little trouble finding his post initially. And thought it’s not a big deal to convert it, I’ve put the code into something runnable from your PowerShell command window.

Here is Mr. Yadav’s original code:

 using (SPSite siteCollection = new SPSite(https://{your site url})) {
   
  //enable client integration 
  siteCollection.WebApplication.IisSettings[SPUrlZone.Default].EnableClientIntegration = true;
   
  //disable client integration 
  siteCollection.WebApplication.IisSettings[SPUrlZone.Default].EnableClientIntegration = false;

  siteCollection.WebApplication.Update();

}

  

 And here is my version, converted for use via PowerShell:

   // Initiate a new assignment store so we can clean up our SP objects afterward

   $gc = Start-SPAssignment

   // get a specific Site Collection

   $s = $gc | Get-SPSite https://{your site url}

  

   // Use the IisSettings object on the WebApplication to update EnableClientIntegration

   // enable client integration

   $s.WebApplication.IisSettings[[Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPUrlZone]::Default].EnableClientIntegration = $true

  

   // disable client integration

   $s.WebApplication.IisSettings[[Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPUrlZone]::Default].EnableClientIntegration = $true

  

   // Make sure to call update on the Web Application

   $s.WebApplication.Update()

  

   // And dispose of the SPAssignment (i.e. the Site Collection object)

   Stop-SPAssignment –Identity $gc