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#760550
Hello Anil Kumar,
Basically A site page contains text, images, web parts etc and Site pages are stored in the file system. Where Application pages are stored on the file system of the front-end Web server in the %ProgramFiles%\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\14\TEMPLATE\LAYOUTS directory.
A site page can contain inline server code, but once it becomes customized it can not contain. A site page can also host features such as dynamic Web Parts, and Web Part Zones.
Example of site page is Default.aspx
An application page can not host features such as dynamic Web Parts, and Web Part Zones.
Example of application page is Settings.aspx
It supports inline code and also if you want to run custom code then it is better to use application pages.
The reason mentioned in below line thats why you should go for application pages.
Hope this information is much for you.
Regards,
Nirav Lalan
DNS Gold Member
"If you can dream it, you can do it."
Basically A site page contains text, images, web parts etc and Site pages are stored in the file system. Where Application pages are stored on the file system of the front-end Web server in the %ProgramFiles%\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\14\TEMPLATE\LAYOUTS directory.
A site page can contain inline server code, but once it becomes customized it can not contain. A site page can also host features such as dynamic Web Parts, and Web Part Zones.
Example of site page is Default.aspx
An application page can not host features such as dynamic Web Parts, and Web Part Zones.
Example of application page is Settings.aspx
It supports inline code and also if you want to run custom code then it is better to use application pages.
The reason mentioned in below line thats why you should go for application pages.
Hope this information is much for you.
Regards,
Nirav Lalan
DNS Gold Member
"If you can dream it, you can do it."
#760552
We can also write your costome code using site pages also right by using ECMA, so why should i go for Application Pages
#760557
Hello Anil Kumar,
No customization can be done by the user.
Application pages are stored on the web server's file system and run in a more priviledged security context. You tend to use these to create administrative interfaces.
Site pages (such as default.aspx) are user-targeted, and available for customization using Microsoft SharePoint Designer.
So this is the major difference between Site pages and Application Pages.
Regards,
Nirav Lalan
DNS Gold Member
"If you can dream it, you can do it."
#760572
We can also write your costome code using site pages also right by using ECMA, so why should i go for Application Pages
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