Difference between site.allowunsafeupdates and web.allowunsafeupdates

What is the difference between web.allowunsafeupdates and site.allowunsafeupdates? I have seen that for some cases both are used and in other cases only web.allowunsafeupdates are used..Please tell me the exact difference ASAP.

Yes.But see i tried this code also..working..
string filePath = string.Empty;
if (SPContext.Current != null && SPContext.Current.Web != null)
SPUser currentUserName = SPContext.Current.Web.CurrentUser;
SPSecurity.RunWithElevatedPrivileges(delegate
using (SPSite spSite = new SPSite(GetRootSiteCollectionUrl()))
// spSite.AllowUnsafeUpdates = true;
using (SPWeb spWeb = spSite.OpenWeb())
spWeb.AllowUnsafeUpdates
= true;
SPFolder list
= spWeb.GetFolder(spWeb.Url + AppConstants.ListUrl.ELC_MASS_USER_UPLOAD);
SPFile document
= list.Files.Add(Guid.NewGuid().ToString() + bulkUserUploadDto.Name, bulkUserUploadDto.DocumentUploadedFileData, true);
SPListItem listItem
= document.Item;
SPFieldUrlValue
fieldUrl = new SPFieldUrlValue
Description = bulkUserUploadDto.WebTitle,
Url = bulkUserUploadDto.WebUrl
listItem[AppConstants.Fields.AddUserToGroup.WEB_URL]
= fieldUrl;
listItem[AppConstants.Fields.TITLE]
= bulkUserUploadDto.Name;
listItem[AppConstants.Fields.AddUserToGroup.IS_REMOVE_EXISTING_USER]
= bulkUserUploadDto.IsRemoveExistingUser;
listItem[AppConstants.Fields.AddUserToGroup.GROUP_TYPE]
= bulkUserUploadDto.DepartmentGroupType;
listItem[AppConstants.Fields.AddUserToGroup.STATUS]
= AppEnums.JobStatus.New;
listItem[AppConstants.Fields.AddUserToGroup.SITE_URL]
= bulkUserUploadDto.WebUrl;
SPUser user =
spWeb.SiteUsers[currentUserName.LoginName];
listItem[AppConstants.Fields.AddUserToGroup.UploadedBy]
= user;
listItem.Update();
filePath = document.Url;
spWeb.AllowUnsafeUpdates
= false;
// spSite.AllowUnsafeUpdates
= false;
return filePath;
Here i didnt use SPcontext and still it works without that.. :(
Ankur garg

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