Configuration :: Application Directory Should Store Javascript Files?
Apr 3, 2010
Where is the best place to store a javascript file in my website?
Should they be stored in the App_Code folder allong with C# files or should I create a dedicated folder in the root of the website? Or are there any other options?
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