Recommended ONET.XML file changes article coming soon

Watch Todd’s blog for an article that will explain his many recommended changes to the ONET.XML file.

The new ONET.XML file contains details about how a new Site will be provisioned when it is first created. It is located in the XML folder of our new Site Definition (\60\TEMPLATE\1033\STS2\XML\ONET.XML). I am working on an article that will include a Site Definition that can be download and used in place of the built-in STS Site Definition. Watch for it here.

posted on Wednesday, May 04, 2005 3:41 PM

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