Using htc file in assemble include resource

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I am developing the web controls and try to include all client files:
scripts, styles, etc in an assembly as resource common way like:
[assembly: System.Web.UI.WebResource("TLF.behaviour.htc",
"text/javascript")], and use ClientScriptManager class.

I have faced a problem with htc files, I get url following way:

class MyControl:WebControl
{
string GetUlr()
{
return this.Page. ClientScript.
GetWebResourceUrl(this.GetType(),â€TLF.behaviour.htcâ€);
}
}
The method returns some like
“WebResource.axd?d=sVNSkov2zl0&t=633439341206302606†correctly.

But in run time no behavoior has been load – seems IE needs “.htc†file
extantion to attach behavoior. ?

Any suggestions?
Thanks
 
Pab said:
I am developing the web controls and try to include all client files:
scripts, styles, etc in an assembly as resource common way like:
[assembly: System.Web.UI.WebResource("TLF.behaviour.htc",
"text/javascript")], and use ClientScriptManager class.

I have faced a problem with htc files, I get url following way:

class MyControl:WebControl
{
string GetUlr()
{
return this.Page. ClientScript.
GetWebResourceUrl(this.GetType(),"TLF.behaviour.htc");
}
}
The method returns some like
"WebResource.axd?d=sVNSkov2zl0&t=633439341206302606" correctly.

But in run time no behavoior has been load - seems IE needs ".htc" file
extantion to attach behavoior. ?
Click to expand...

A HTC is not Javascript, try using text/x-component instead of
text/javascript.

If that doesn't work then you might be right about it needing HTC extension.
behaviours in IE are an old technology.

Personally I would avoid them. .NET gives you alternatives for example if
you are adding a behaviour to an INPUT you can inherit the server side
representation and include some code to hook up the events you need and
inject what Javascript is needed.
 
Using text/x-component instead of text/javascript decided a point.
Great! Thanks!


Anthony Jones said:
Pab said:
I am developing the web controls and try to include all client files:
scripts, styles, etc in an assembly as resource common way like:
[assembly: System.Web.UI.WebResource("TLF.behaviour.htc",
"text/javascript")], and use ClientScriptManager class.

I have faced a problem with htc files, I get url following way:

class MyControl:WebControl
{
string GetUlr()
{
return this.Page. ClientScript.
GetWebResourceUrl(this.GetType(),"TLF.behaviour.htc");
}
}
The method returns some like
"WebResource.axd?d=sVNSkov2zl0&t=633439341206302606" correctly.

But in run time no behavoior has been load - seems IE needs ".htc" file
extantion to attach behavoior. ?
Click to expand...

A HTC is not Javascript, try using text/x-component instead of
text/javascript.

If that doesn't work then you might be right about it needing HTC extension.
behaviours in IE are an old technology.

Personally I would avoid them. .NET gives you alternatives for example if
you are adding a behaviour to an INPUT you can inherit the server side
representation and include some code to hook up the events you need and
inject what Javascript is needed.
Click to expand...
 
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