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I created a template to insert some javascript into my user control:
I created a template with the following:
Sys.Application.add_load(function () {
$create(Company.Controls.REPLACEME, null, null, null, $get('<%=Me.ClientID%>'));
var ctl = $find('<%= Me.ClientID%>');
ctl.setup();
});
This was the output:
I created a template with the following:
Sys.Application.add_load(function () {
$create(Company.Controls.REPLACEME, null, null, null, $get('<%=Me.ClientID%>'));
var ctl = $find('<%= Me.ClientID%>');
ctl.setup();
});
This was the output:
Sys.Application.add_load(function () {
get('<%=Me.ClientID%>')
);
var ctl =
The issue is related to the $create and $find in the template. Any way around this?
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Hello,
Since JustCode uses the "$" symbol for defining variables in the templates, you need to escape it by adding a second "$". That is - your template should look something like:
Regards,
Ivan
Telerik
Since JustCode uses the "$" symbol for defining variables in the templates, you need to escape it by adding a second "$". That is - your template should look something like:
Sys.Application.add_load(function () {<BR>$$create(Company.Controls.REPLACEME, null, null, null, $$get('<%=Me.ClientID%>'));<BR>var ctl = $$find('<%= Me.ClientID%>');<BR>ctl.setup();<BR> });<BR>Regards,
Ivan
Telerik