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SharePoint Foundation makes heavy use of the ASP.NET master page technology. Both application pages and site pages are content pages that reference a master page. For more information about the use of master pages in SharePoint Foundation, see the Master Pages node of this SDK.
How to add script reference on master page?
You could simply edit your custom master page (ex. mymaster.html) with Sharepoint Designer. and add the link to your script. then publish your custom master page. you can also add a script file to your master page this way. You can also grab the file from the site collection level. This is from the SiteAsset.
What’s the difference between Microsoft ASP.NET and SharePoint?
To begin with, SharePoint Foundation divides webpages into two broad categories: Application pages and Site pages. There are significant differences in the processes of developing the two types. Application pages are the most similar to traditional Microsoft ASP.NET 3.5 webpages.
Which is an example of a SharePoint application page?
As a general rule, application pages in a SharePoint Foundation typically have a lot of server controls and relatively little informational content as compared with Site pages. Site pages tend to be content-oriented. Welcome pages, home pages, and list view pages are all examples of site pages.
This topic points out the most important differences between webpage development in Microsoft ASP.NET 3.5 and in Microsoft SharePoint Foundation. Among webpages, SharePoint Foundation makes distinctions that are unknown in ASP.NET. To begin with, SharePoint Foundation divides webpages into two broad categories: Application pages and Site pages.
This relaxation of security is possible because application pages can only be installed by a farm administrator. As a general rule, application pages in a SharePoint Foundation typically have a lot of server controls and relatively little informational content as compared with Site pages. Site pages tend to be content-oriented.