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Hello,
I have some concerns about using the script registrar.
1) Would I be correct in assuming that all or most of the MVC controls end up communicating with the script registrar behind the scenes? For example, when I render a Telerik Menu, it actually inserts an OnDocumentReady call to jQuery.fn.tMenu()?
Is there any way to have the control render its jQuery call to a <script/> element instead, rather that going through the script registrar?
Is there a way to use the Telerik MVC controls without needing to use the script registrar?
2) Also, if I use the script registrar, I notice that I can no longer place a $(document.ready()) call in my own <script/> elements. They do not fire. The only way to have it execute is registering with the script registrar - but I don't want my components to be coupled to the script registrar. Is there any way to use both <script>$(document.ready(....</script> as well as continuing to use the script registrar? Or is it one or the other?
Much thanks, let me know if you need any clarifications.
I have some concerns about using the script registrar.
1) Would I be correct in assuming that all or most of the MVC controls end up communicating with the script registrar behind the scenes? For example, when I render a Telerik Menu, it actually inserts an OnDocumentReady call to jQuery.fn.tMenu()?
Is there any way to have the control render its jQuery call to a <script/> element instead, rather that going through the script registrar?
Is there a way to use the Telerik MVC controls without needing to use the script registrar?
2) Also, if I use the script registrar, I notice that I can no longer place a $(document.ready()) call in my own <script/> elements. They do not fire. The only way to have it execute is registering with the script registrar - but I don't want my components to be coupled to the script registrar. Is there any way to use both <script>$(document.ready(....</script> as well as continuing to use the script registrar? Or is it one or the other?
Much thanks, let me know if you need any clarifications.
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answered on 14 Jul 2011, 08:26 PM
Would love to hear the answer to this - I am about to rip out all my Telerik controls as I don't like the behavior of the ScriptRegistrar and it seems like the controls don't work unless I pollute my whole solution with the Registrar. Is it possible to use a Telerik MVC control without using the Script Registrar, so long as I provide the requisite script references?
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Hi Sydney, Armen,
The use of the registrar is optional. It just renders the appropriate scripts for the components you are using, and allows you to compress and combine them. If you want to do this manually, you can do so. Here is a list of all required JavaScript files for each component.
Best wishes,
Alex Gyoshev
the Telerik team
The use of the registrar is optional. It just renders the appropriate scripts for the components you are using, and allows you to compress and combine them. If you want to do this manually, you can do so. Here is a list of all required JavaScript files for each component.
Best wishes,
Alex Gyoshev
the Telerik team
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