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I started removing part of a view into a partial so that it could be reused on another view. However, I got stuck because there are some JavaScript functions on the original view that call some of the functions that belong to the partial. It seems wrong to call functions that are defined on the partial from the containing view (and vice-versa).
What is the best practice for this situation? Thanks.
I created an app myself and ran into this, though I didn’t implement it yet, I plan to leverage JQuery plugins to do a lot of this. You can’t embed the JS in the partial view if you load the partial via AJAX because it won’t run.
JQuery is a very nice framework and easy to build plugins. You just have to start designing your JS so that it’s more reusable (not hard-coding element references and such).
Alternatively, without JQuery, create separate JS files and design your code using JS classes is a good strategy too.
HTH.