Where to put some javascript?

[Jim Corey]

A longer version of my problem is here:
http://www.developersdex.com/asp/message.asp?p=1116&r=4327903

I have a large amount of javascript that I want to modify
in my code (i.e. a routine called from Page_Load).

I'm trying to figure a relatively easy way to implement this.

It's too unwieldy to try to type it all out in my code.

If I could load it into a string then perhaps that would work -- I could
manipulate the string and then do RegisterClientScriptBlock.

But I can't figure out where to store it.

TIA,
Jim



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[Alvin Bruney [MVP]]

one approach is to put the code into a js file and reference it in the html
page. then you use your code behind attributes approach to just call methods
into that function. i like this approach because it separates the js cleanly
from the rest of the code.

 

[Kevin Spencer]

Store what? The string with the JavaScript? Do you mean that you want to
persist the JavaScript string across PostBacks? If so, there are numerous
caching options to choose from, depending upon your specific requirements.

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