where can i put my javascript alert .cs class in asp.net web application to available for all web pages

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Hello friends,
where can i put javascript static class in asp.net web application for available for all pages of the project.
thank you advance

Posted 19-Jul-12 22:27pm

baskaran chellasamy

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bbirajdar 21-Jul-12 13:51pm

This term 'javascript static class in asp.net web application' in your question is misleading.. And the reason you are gettign different answers...

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Solution 1

Add it to the 'Scripts' or any folder in the website and register the link to the .js file on the Master Page.

Posted 19-Jul-12 23:47pm

bbirajdar

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Espen Harlinn 21-Jul-12 7:52am

5'ed!

Solution 2

You can put your class in App_Code folder of your ASP.NET application to make it available to all the web pages.

Visual Studio -> Right click web application project -> Add ASP.NET Folder -> Add 'App_Code' folder. This is a special folder.

Posted 20-Jul-12 11:22am

Sandeep Mewara

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Volynsky Alex · Accepted Answer · 2012-07-21T00:55:00

Solution 3

Please see following page:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6167805/using-rails-3-1-where-do-you-put-your-page-specific-javascript-code[^]

Posted 21-Jul-12 0:55am

Volynsky Alex