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  Question Asked By: Demarco Witt   on Nov 05, 2006 In Sharepoint Category.

Copy default.aspx file plus Tab Navigation


 
Question Answered By: Kalyan Pujari   on Nov 05, 2006

Yes it can be done. I presume you mean through site definitions. You have to create  a new site definition, copy  default.aspx in the definition directory then update the ONET.XML to include nodes for the new files. We do it all the time. Sometimes our site definitions have a hundred pages  in them. (Note that I’m not recommending it. I’m just saying that it happens.)

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