E
Eric
Instead of inlining a script in the .aspx page I add it using the
ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptInclude() function. However, I seem to
have lost the ability to debug the script at runtime since I moved the
script into the .js file instead of inlining it in the .aspx page. Is there
a way around this limitation?
Thanks.
ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptInclude() function. However, I seem to
have lost the ability to debug the script at runtime since I moved the
script into the .js file instead of inlining it in the .aspx page. Is there
a way around this limitation?
Thanks.