RegisterClientScriptResource doesn't work with control used in RadAjaxManager

[JP]

Hello,

my control is updated by a RadAjaxManager which works fine. But now I try to register a client script resource. I don't get an exception when doing this, but the webresource isn't rendered into the page. The path to the embedded resource must be correct because using a wrong path generated an exception.

This is what I do in OnPreRender:

ScriptManager.RegisterClientScriptResource(this, GetType(), "Search.MySearch.js");

This is what I added to AssemblyInfo.cs:

[assembly: WebResource("Search.MySearch.js", "text/javascript")]

When I look into the assembly with dotPeek, I can see that the resource name is correct. Why doesn't 
the javascript file get rendered into the page? I don't use the RadScriptManager at the moment.

If I don't add the specific AjaxSetting to the RadAjaxManager, the script resource is added to the page.

Thanks for your help!

[Antonio Stoilkov]

Hello Jan-Patrick,

You could try calling the RegisterClientScriptResource as it is shown below. Note that the second parameter is used by .NET to find the assembly containing the resource, so it is possible this is the reason for the issue.

ScriptManager.RegisterClientScriptResource(Page, typeof(MyBaseCustomControl), "Search.MySearch.js");

Greetings,
Antonio Stoilkov
the Telerik team

[Jorge]

The solution described don't work here. Still not including the script on the page.

[Antonio Stoilkov]

Hi Jorge,

In order to further investigate the issue you could open a formal ticket and send us a sample project demonstrating the unwanted behavior.

Greetings,
Antonio Stoilkov
the Telerik team

[JP]

The solution worked for me.
Jorge, did you also include the script using the WebResource and ScriptResource attribute?

[assembly: WebResource("Search.MySearch.js", "text/javascript")]
[assembly: ScriptResource("Search.MySearch.js")]

[Jorge]

Thanks, JP.

I have included only the WebResource definition. I will now include the ScriptResource definition and to test.