
The following method is a plain JavaScript function that is approximately equivalent to jQuery’s $(document).ready function, but can be used without the overhead of loading the entire jQuery library if you don’t need it.
The following method is a plain JavaScript function that is approximately equivalent to jQuery’s $(document).ready function, but can be used without the overhead of loading the entire jQuery library if you don’t need it.
Although it is usually easier to explicitly add references to all your JavaScript file dependencies in the host web page (head section), sometimes this isn’t possible and the dependencies need to be programmatically loaded at runtime.
Many ASP.NET 2 projects will have utilised the AJAX Control Toolkit for more dynamic behaviours and the performance gains of partial page refreshes. A common issue with having used that toolkit when upgrading an ASP.NET 2 project to ASP.NET MVC is how to replicate the controls it offered without adding a lot of additional work to the upgrade project.