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Stuart Hemming asked on 25 Apr 2010, 08:04 PM

I discovered this on one of my first ventures in to refactoring JS code ...

Before ...

                            <script type="text/javascript">         
                      function xx() {         
                        // Blah, doing stuff         
                        var szp = $find("<%= RadPane1.ClientID %>");         
                        szp.expand();         
                        // more stuff         
                      }         
                    </script>         

After using JC's "Extract Method" ...

                            <script type="text/javascript">         
                      function xx() {         
                        // Blah, doing stuff         
                        NewMethod($find);         
                        // more stuff         
                      }         
                      function NewMethod($find)         
                      {         
                        var szp = $find("<%= RadPane1.ClientID %>");         
                        szp.expand();         
                      }         
                    </script>         

That's not right, is it?

Stuart

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answered on 28 Apr 2010, 09:55 AM

Hello Stuart,

Thanks for bringing that to our attention. Seems that JustCode does not recognize ASP.NET AJAX shortcut functions like $find(), $get(), etc. and is treating them as local variables. I've created a PITS issue for that (ID#1972), from which you can follow its progress.

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Kaloyan
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