Are subsites affected by "reset to site definition"
If I am at the top level site in a collection and click on Reset To Site Definition under Site Actions > Look and Feel, does this affect any subsites in the collection?There are no mistakes; every result tells you something of value about what you're are trying to accomplish.
May 23rd, 2011 6:15pm
It will not affect subsites. You will have to manually reset each subsite or use stsadm to recursively reset each subsite to site definition.
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May 23rd, 2011 9:21pm
Hi,
The sub sites in the site collection will not be affected by the action ‘Reset to site Definition ’you take at the top level site .As you can see in the
‘Reset to site definition’ page ,there are two choices you can choose from .
1.
One is ‘Reset specific page to site definition version’ .Here if you type in a subsite URL ,it will alert that the file at the specific URL doesn’t exist
in this site .
2.
The second choice ‘Reset all pages ’will reset all the pages that exist in this site to site definition version ,such as the default.aspx ,All Item.aspx etc..
For more information about ‘reset to site definition’, please refer to this site:
Reset a customized page to the site definition:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-designer-help/reset-a-customized-page-to-the-site-definition-HA010174145.aspx
Thanks,Ming
May 24th, 2011 12:19am
interesting quesion .. though I also tried searching for the same and found results saying "this should not afftect the sub sites under the site"
here is a link which from
Codeplex which allows you to do this operation using stsadm command line and also gives you flexibility to set the scope
hope this helps youWarm Regards, Bhushan http://www.passionatetechie.blogspot.com
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May 24th, 2011 12:27am
interesting quesion .. though I also tried searching for the same and found results saying "this should not afftect the sub sites under the site"
here is a link which from
Codeplex which allows you to do this operation using stsadm command line and also gives you flexibility to set the scope
hope this helps youWarm Regards, Bhushan http://www.passionatetechie.blogspot.com
May 24th, 2011 12:27am