Features are mainly used for deployments of Site Columns, Content Types, Web Parts etc.
Features can be deployed at the following scopes:
They reduce the complexity of customizations in SharePoint site.
Location: C:\Program Files/Common Files/Microsoft Shared/Web Server Extensions/12
Each feature must contain one manifest file name Feature.xml which defines the high level attributes of the feature such as Title, Description, Scope etc. The feature can contain any number of supporting files such as aspx, css etc.
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Features can be deployed at the following scopes:
- Farm
- Web Application
- Site Collection
- Web (Site)
They reduce the complexity of customizations in SharePoint site.
Location: C:\Program Files/Common Files/Microsoft Shared/Web Server Extensions/12
Each feature must contain one manifest file name Feature.xml which defines the high level attributes of the feature such as Title, Description, Scope etc. The feature can contain any number of supporting files such as aspx, css etc.
In an Onet.xml file, the Feature element is used within a site definition configuration to contain a reference to a Feature instance and default property values. The Configuration element specifies lists and modules to use when creating SharePoint sites. For information about the format and elements used in site definitions, see Site Schema.
SharePoint Foundation activates Features specified within the Onet.xml file in the order that they are listed. Consequently, you must specify Features that are depended upon before Features that depend upon them.
SharePoint Foundation activates Features specified within the Onet.xml file in the order that they are listed. Consequently, you must specify Features that are depended upon before Features that depend upon them.
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