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Iterating Through All WebParts On Page
One of my friends instant messaged me this morning and asked if it was feasible to use a method that would take an SPWeb object, and a URL as a parameter in order to return a collection of all the WebParts that coordinated with the URL. I haven't tested this method, but this is what I put together for him:
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private static List<WebPart> GenerateWebPartCollection(SPWeb web, string url)
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{
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// Create A New SPLiimitedWebPartManager object to perform some WebPart operations on the page
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SPLimitedWebPartManager splwManager = web.GetLimitedWebPartManager(url, PersonalizationScope.Shared);
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// Create a new generic collection that represents all the WebParts we found
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// Loop through all the WebParts that are available
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foreach (WebPart webpart in splwManager.WebParts)
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{
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// if the generic collection does not contains that WebPart, add it
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if (wpCollection.Contains(webpart))
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{
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wpCollection.Add(webpart);
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}
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}
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// return the generic collection of WebParts to get consumed later
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return wpCollection;
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}
Its a pretty simple method, the return should just be a colleciton of the WebPart objects that can be used later for whatever his application was attempting to do.
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