How to embed a JavaScript file as a resource?
The JavaScript code in the UpdatePanelAnimation.js file is embedded in this assembly as a resource. You can now reference the embedded script file in a Web application. Although you can create the class library project and the Web site in the same Visual Studio solution, in this walkthrough it is not assumed that you are doing this.
What can I do with the embed web part?
With the Embed web part, you can enter links or embed code that use variables, allowing you to show a wide variety of items depending on what your page viewer selects. For example, you can show an image based on what a user selects from a list of Image URLs.
How to embed JavaScript in a Visual Studio project?
To begin, you will create a file that contains the JavaScript code that you want to embed in the assembly. In Visual Studio, create a new class library project named SampleControl. Add references to the System.Web, System.Drawing, and System.Web.Extensions assemblies to the project.
How do I embed a web part in SharePoint?
On your SharePoint page, make sure you’re in Edit mode. If you’re not, click Edit at the top right of the page. If you don’t already have an Embed web part on your page, hover your mouse above or below an existing web part or under the title region, click , and then select the Embed </> web part from the list.
Where are embedded resources located in Visual Studio?
If you place the file in the root of the project, then there is no extended namespace and the name of the file as an embedded resource is . But it is possible to create folders with in your project, this is where the extended namespace comes into play.
What do you need to know about embedding resources?
When you embed a resources as I outlined above you will typically need to know its name. This can be as little as the filename, but usually it is more than that. The first and last parts are easy to identify; the default namespace is set in the project’s properties and the filename is…well, the filename of the file.