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How to copy a page from development server to production server in sharepoint 2010 ?

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    SANJEET KUMAR SATPATHY Delhi IN
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    After the project goes to the production server presently I have some requirement to change in a existing page and creating a new page under the site collection. I have completed my development in the development server.How I will update the same change in the production server as in the development server ?

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      After the project goes to the production server presently I have some requirement to change in a existing page and creating a new page under the site collection. I have completed my development in the development server.How I will update the same change in the production server as in the development server ?

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      SANJEET KUMAR SATPATHY Delhi IN wrote:

      How I will update the same change in the production server as in the development server ?

      Easy, but you should habe ask before:

      SANJEET KUMAR SATPATHY Delhi IN wrote:

      I have completed my development in the development server

      There is no standardsolution for applying the same changes to another server so you have to do the same steps. There are different solutions for that: 1. You make the changes by hand, note them down and then you do the same to the production server 2. You make the changes, build a solution for it, test it and deploy the solution to the production server. If the changes are very complex or you have to do them for more than one page, you should go the second way and build a solution.

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        After the project goes to the production server presently I have some requirement to change in a existing page and creating a new page under the site collection. I have completed my development in the development server.How I will update the same change in the production server as in the development server ?

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        If the page is designed using SharePoint designer or a page created in SharePoint via browser, both the pages can be accessed via SharePoint designer. Instead of exporting and importing to the production will not work, because while exporting the designer will change some string format e.g., "<" to ";lt;". To avoid these there are two procedures you can follow to copy the pages from development to production. 1. Open the page in the development server and copy all the contents and paste it in the production environment. 2. Take the cmp of the library where the page resides and import it to the production.

        Cheers...

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