Taking out the trash

Hi Nick,

What are located under the wwwroot directory is our own web projects. You
can remove them safely. However, some subfolders under this directory have
specific purpose and if removed, the associated function will be dump. For
example, the aspnet_client was created by the installation of ASP.NET
framework, which contains some client-side javascript for client-side
validation. These scripts may be used by
System.Web.UI.WebControls.CustomValidator, if the control was run at
client. If the folder of aspnet_client was removed, the client-side
validation will not work any longer.

For the folders such as images, you can removed it safely, for it is just a
recommended location to place some common images, such as gif, jpg and so
forth, that may be used in our web applications.

Does it answer your question? If I have misunderstood your concern, please
feel free to let me know.

Best regards,

Jacob Yang
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights.Hi Jacob,

> What are located under the wwwroot directory is our own web projects. You
> can remove them safely. However, some subfolders under this directory have
> specific purpose and if removed, the associated function will be dump. For
> example, the aspnet_client was created by the installation of ASP.NET
> framework, which contains some client-side javascript for client-side
> validation. These scripts may be used by
> System.Web.UI.WebControls.CustomValidator, if the control was run at
> client. If the folder of aspnet_client was removed, the client-side
> validation will not work any longer.
> For the folders such as images, you can removed it safely, for it is just
a
> recommended location to place some common images, such as gif, jpg and so
> forth, that may be used in our web applications.

Excellent, yes that has been very helpful, thankyou.

Nick.

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