I'm currently working with a page that sits inside of a nested master page and references a web user control. This web user control references any of 8 different other web user controls depending on what the user has selected.
My problem is that if I add the relevant javascript to the user control it is being rendered on the page too low and I'm getting:
"function name" is not defined errors?
Some of my generic functions I can push up the hierarchy to higher pages, but some I just can't. How can I get my javascript higher on the page?
My problem is that if I add the relevant javascript to the user control it is being rendered on the page too low and I'm getting:
"function name" is not defined errors?
Some of my generic functions I can push up the hierarchy to higher pages, but some I just can't. How can I get my javascript higher on the page?
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Hi Jason,
You can use the method RegisterClientScriptBlock of ScriptManager in order to register a client-side script from the code-behind of your user control. The script will be added after the opening <form> tag of the page, which is the requirement in your case.
Feel free to contact us again if you run into more difficulties.
Kind regards,
Slav
the Telerik team
You can use the method RegisterClientScriptBlock of ScriptManager in order to register a client-side script from the code-behind of your user control. The script will be added after the opening <form> tag of the page, which is the requirement in your case.
Feel free to contact us again if you run into more difficulties.
Kind regards,
Slav
the Telerik team
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