your configuration is correct and this is by design.
ScriptResource.axd returns a resource string, in these cases javascript
source files, but they can be images. the parameters specify the
assembly with the resource, the resource id and the mime type. the
parameters are encrypted.
how many references there are depend on what ajax components your page
uses. the ajax library has:
MicrosoftAjax.js - base code(82kb)
MicrosoftAjaxTimer.js - timer control (3kb)
MicrosoftAjaxWebForms.js - update panel (29kb)
these is also the underlying scripts for the asp.net client support
(webresource.axd):
webformAutoFocus.js - used set focus
webformPostback.js - used auto postback or validation
webformValidation.js - validator support
if you use the Ajax Tool Kit then there is a ScriptResource.axd call for
each extension used.
in general the browser cache these files, but it do a head.
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
Max2006 wrote: