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Registering Client Side Code in the Header
Link ID 17698
Title Registering Client Side Code in the Header
Url http://www.sidneyforcier.com/aspnet/register_header.asp
Description Microsoft provides an easy way to dynamically register client side code at runtime. Unfortunately, it can only place the code within the body of a web page. I have two suggestions on how to work around this issue and register code in the header.
Category ASP.NET > Tips and Tutorials
Date Jun 30, 2006
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