C# - When To Choose Javascript Injection From Code-behind Over External Js File
Jan 18, 2011
I'm working on a C# web app and I've to handle some javascript code.
I can do it both using javascript injection from my .cs file, which I'm doing now or choose to include my code into an external js file.
I would like to know when you would prefer to choose one way over the other.
According to me, it can be more clear to put code in external .js file and it can ease debugging.
Code injection from code-behind would however keep together all the necessary code for my component.
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