How to set path to the WebForm JavaScript file

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Hello Mike,

use the desired path at src attribute (<script type="text/javascript" src="my.js"></script>)
or consider using "OnDemand" JS pattern http://ajaxpatterns.org/On-Demand_Javascript


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M> to load the WebForm JavaScript from my own location instead of the
M> resource URL
M>
 
I know how to add a custom JavaScript. In my case I need to change the
location of the default MS WebForm JavaScript files (the ones that store
methods for the form postback/calbacks and the ASP.NET validators). In .NET 2.
0 these files stored in the System.Web.dll, however I need to load these
files from my own location.
 
I believe .NET 1.0 had a special tables for these standard JavaScript files,
however since .NET 2.0 they were moved to the Web assembly and now <form
runat="server"> generates something like this <script src="/WebResource.axd?
d=4vyf787asdY8c9h_cvayUuA2&amp;t=633236395245382000"></script>, while I need
to make it <script src="htttp://mydomain/asp_net_standard_js_files/MSWebForms.
js"/></script>



I know how to add a custom JavaScript. In my case I need to change the
location of the default MS WebForm JavaScript files (the ones that store
methods for the form postback/calbacks and the ASP.NET validators). In .NET 2.
0 these files stored in the System.Web.dll, however I need to load these
files from my own location.
Hello Mike
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Using a script tag with the path?
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I believe .NET 1.0 had a special tables for these standard JavaScript files,

Sorry, I made a typo in previous message.

special tables = special folder
 
Hello Mike
I believe .NET 1.0 had a special tables for these standard JavaScript
files,
however since .NET 2.0 they were moved to the Web assembly and now <form
runat="server"> generates something like this [...] while I need
to make it <script
src="htttp://mydomain/asp_net_standard_js_files/MSWebForms.
js"/></script>
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Okay...

I dont know this yet, sorry.
But let me ask you a question: Why you want that include name, what reason?

(If it have to be that name - what reasen ever - you can add it manually,
additional to the original include.)
 
My site has lots of subdomains. Since asp.net generates paths that start with
"/", the user browser will download multiple copies of the same JavaScript.
So, I need to render the full URL that includes not just the path but the
domain name as well.


Hello Mike
I believe .NET 1.0 had a special tables for these standard JavaScript
files,
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src="htttp://mydomain/asp_net_standard_js_files/MSWebForms.
js"/></script>
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Okay...

I dont know this yet, sorry.
But let me ask you a question: Why you want that include name, what reason?

(If it have to be that name - what reasen ever - you can add it manually,
additional to the original include.)
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