Here's what I used...
<head runat="server">
<script src="<%= Request.Applica tionPath %>/Scripts/scripts.js"
type="text/JavaScript"></script>
</head>
That raises this error...
The Controls collection cannot be modified because the control contains code
blocks (i.e. <% ... %>).
Catch-22...
This HTML web server control -- <head runat="server"> -- is raising the
exception and we can not remove runat="server" from the head element when
using 2.0 Themes. Thus, we can not use ServerVariables with expressions to
dynamically assign a path or we have to remove runat="server" and stop using
Themes. Nice choice.
A Page_Load Solution...
#region Write External JavaScript Library <script> Declaration...
// Dynamically assign path to external Javascript library src
attribute
// by writing <script...></script> into the body of the page
// obviating the need for <script...></script> to be located in
the
// <head> element which imposes conflict when using Themes.
// Define an arbitrary but unique name to use as a key
String key = "ExternalJavaSc riptReference";
String url = Request.Applica tionPath + "/Scripts/scripts.js";
// Instantiate ClientScriptMan ager object
ClientScriptMan ager cs = Page.ClientScri pt;
// Do not register if this instance of the key is already
registered.
if (!cs.IsClientSc riptIncludeRegi stered(key))
{
cs.RegisterClie ntScriptInclude (key, url);
}
#endregion
<%= Clinton Gallagher
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"Flip" <ph******@hotma il.com[remove]> wrote in message
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SHOOT! :> Hit the send button prematurely. :< Did you surround your <%=
with quotes?
Something like this.
<script
language="Javas cript"
type="text/javascript"
src="<%=Request .ApplicationPat h()%>/ButtonHandlers. js">
</script>
I'm going from memory, but I HTH. Good luck.
