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I am trying to create nested folders in a library based on an input. Below is my code. This works for all other values except few. I am not getting what wrong i do. It works for values less than 50 characters but not above it. But if i create a folder manually, it gets created through UI.

Creating the Log File

$Logfile = ".\Log-Success-$(get-date -format MMddyyHHmmss)-list.csv"

Function LogWrite { Param ([string]$logstring) Add-content $Logfile -value $logstring

    }

Importing Partner Name list in CSV

$documentlib =Import-Csv -Path ".\PartnerFolderName.csv"

site collection URL

$webUrl = "http://someurl/rec/site1" $web = Get-SPWeb $webUrl

Input Name of New Record Type through Console

$folderNamePrefix = Read-host “Enter the new Value ”; # here i input the value "the value is always this big in thes feild"

Check whether Record Type name has only Alphanumeric characters with spaces and Hyphen included

if ($folderNamePrefix -match '^[\da-zA-Z -]+$') {

Write-Host $folderNamePrefix " is a Valid Value"

Fetching Each Partner name from CSV to Create Folder

foreach($lib in $documentlib) { $list = $web.Lists[$lib.DocumentLibrary]

Creating One subfolder within the folder

$subFolderURL=$webUrl+"/"+$lib.DocumentLibrary+"/folder1/folder2" # Location to create New Folder try {

$folder = $list.AddItem($subFolderURL, [Microsoft.SharePoint.SPFileSystemObjectType]::Folder, $folderNamePrefix) $folder.Update()

$SuccessMSG=$lib.DocumentLibrary +",The Folder structure for " +$folderNamePrefix +" is Created Successfully." LogWrite $SuccessMSG

}

If an Error is Encountered

catch {

$errormessage = $_.Exception.Message $MSG =$lib.DocumentLibrary +","+$errormessage LogWrite $MSG

} }

}

If value is Invalid and contains special characters

Else {

Write-Host $folderNamePrefix " contains Special Charecters that are restricted"

}

$web.Dispose() $documentlib =$null $folderNamePrefix =$null $folder=$null $list=$null $FolderPath=$null

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It would help if you could post the error message –  Arsalan Shahid Aug 14 at 16:31

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