Quote Originally Posted by geoffrey.mcgill View Post
Currently you can add an <ext:ResourcePlaceHolder> into your <head runat="server"> to control the placement of the Ext.Net .js and .css file render location.

Example

<ext:ResourcePlaceHolder runat="server" />
Hope this helps.

Ah yes, I didn't word my message very well (I actually use the resource placeholder already).

What I meant was I assumed that the new capability you talk about will allow us to include our own custom JS/CSS into your resource manager and it will combine it with your ones so the client just sees one overall HTTP request to get all the JavaScript, just like the ASP.NET CompositeScript thing does (see my earlier post from May, with the code example).

Sorry for confusion :)