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Features and Stapling vs Site Definitions

  Asked By: Gaurang Akki         Date: Mar 23, 2008      Category: Sharepoint      Views: 235
 

If you were told to only use Features and Feature Stapling (as opposed
to creating new site definitions) what would be the advantage(s) for
the developer?

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Answer #1       Answered By: Trisha Wheeler          Answered On: Mar 23, 2008       

Features, or Features stapled to a site  Definition can be de-activated
to change a site. They can also be added to existing sites. Things
hard coded in a site definition only apply to new sites created from the
site definition. So in a word the advantage is flexibility.

 
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