[CLOSED] Scripts at bottom of page

**rthiney** · Sep 07, 2011, 7:40 PM

Is there any way to get the ext scripts to load at the bottom of the page? This increases performance. Is there any reason why they are loaded at the top?

**Vladimir** · Sep 07, 2011, 7:53 PM

I don't think that it increases performance because Ext.Net builds UI in DOM ready UI. So, it doesn't matter where Ext.Net resources are located (DOM ready event will be triggered after Ext.Net resources are loaded only)

In any way, you can use ResourcePlaceHolder control to define exact rendering location of Ext.Net resources

**geoffrey.mcgill** · Sep 07, 2011, 7:53 PM

Loading the script files at the bottom of an Ext.NET page is not likely to increase performance. The page will not render until the scripts are loaded, so loading in the <head> or just before the </body> will make no difference.

That said, you can control the placement of the resource files (.js, .css) by adding an <ext:ResourcePlaceHolder> control anywhere in your page. The ResourceManager will then render the scripts to the exact location of the ResourcePlaceHolder.

Hope this helps.

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