C# - How To Access HttpContext.GetGlobalResourceObject() In Javascript(.js) File

May 4, 2010

I am using javascript file for validtion. Now I have to localize that javascript file. I want to HttpContext.GetGlobalResourceObject() in .js file. Can I use HttpContext.GetGlobalResourceObject() in my .js file? Is there any other option to locaize javascript file.

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