[CLOSED] [1.0] ResourceManager RenderStyles / RenderScripts

[danielg]

Hello,

I've noticed what I think is a bug with the ResourceManager. I want to disable the rendering of all Ext.NET JavaScript and CSS files, and instead compress and include them manually in two large files ("Application.js" and "Application.css").

I do this by setting "RenderStyles" and "RenderScripts" to "ResourceLocationType.None" on the ResourceManager, then register my files manually:

opResourceManager.RegisterClientStyleInclude("Application", "~/CSS/Application.css");
opResourceManager.RegisterClientScriptInclude("Application", "~/JS/Application.js");

However when the page is rendered, the CSS include tag for "Application.css" isn't rendered. The JS include tag for "Application.js" renders fine. Is there a way of getting the CSS tag to render in this scenario?

Thanks,

Dan

[Daniil]

Hi,

I should say that we are investigating the possibility to achieve your requirement.

[danielg]

Hi Daniil,

Thanks for the reply. Is there any update on this issue?

Cheers

Dan

[Vladimir]

Hi,

Well, None mode means that any resources rendering must be ommited (even icon styles). Therefore rendering js file in your case is bug (IMHO)
I suggest to use 'opResourceManager.Page.ClientScript' or rendering resources via LiteralControl

opResourceManager.Page.Header.Controls(new LiteralControl("<link href='...' />"));