Get List Of WPs Details From Web Apps To Site Collections

This blog helps you to get the list of WPs details from Web apps to Site Collections.

Create a ps1 extension file and save it in your local path.

Change the highlighted part with your Web app URL.

function enumerateWebParts($Url) {
    $webApp = Get - SPWebApplication $Url# Get WebApplication URL
    foreach($web in $webApp | Get - SPSite - Limit All | Get - SPWeb - Limit All)# foreach loop to iterate through all sites and webs of WebApplication {
        if ([Microsoft.SharePoint.Publishing.PublishingWeb]::IsPublishingWeb($web))# Check
        if site is a publishing site {
            $pWeb = [Microsoft.SharePoint.Publishing.PublishingWeb]::GetPublishingWeb($web)
            $pages = $pWeb.PagesList
            foreach($item in $pages.Items) {
                $fileUrl = $webUrl + “/” + $item.File.Url
                $manager = $item.file.GetLimitedWebPartManager([System.Web.UI.WebControls.Webparts.PersonalizationScope]::Shared);
                $wps = $manager.webparts
                foreach($type in $wps)# loop through each type found $wps {
                    if ($type - like "**")#
                        if webpart $type - like KWizCom select webpart object {
                        $wps | select - object @ {
                            Expression = {
                                $pWeb.Url
                            };
                            Label = "Web URL"
                        }, @ {
                            Expression = {
                                $fileUrl
                            };
                            Label = "Page URL"
                        }, DisplayTitle, IsVisible, @ {
                            Expression = {
                                $type
                            };
                            Label = "Type"
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        } else#
            if web is not a publishing site {
            $pages = $null
            $pages = $web.Lists["Site Pages"]
            if ($pages) {
                foreach($item in $pages.Items) {
                    $fileUrl = $webUrl + "/" + $item.File.Url
                    $manager = $item.file.GetLimitedWebPartManager([System.Web.UI.WebControls.Webparts.PersonalizationScope]::Shared);
                    $wps = $manager.webparts
                    foreach($type in $wps) {
                        if ($type - like "**") {
                            $wps | select - object @ {
                                Expression = {
                                    $Web.Url
                                };
                                Label = "Web URL"
                            }, @ {
                                Expression = {
                                    $fileUrl
                                };
                                Label = "Page URL"
                            }, DisplayTitle, IsVisible, @ {
                                Expression = {
                                    $type
                                };
                                Label = "Type"
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }
            } else {}
        }
        Write - Host "… completed processing"
        $web
    }
}
$row = enumerateWebParts('http://hvsp01:10641’) #call the enumerateWebParts function pass it the URL for the web application
        $row | Out - GridView

Open Management Shell as an administrator.

Run PS script, using the path along with the file name in the management shell.

Here, the required output is given below.



You can filter the details in a more granular level whenever required.