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With my javascript getting bigger and bigger, I want to clean up my ASPX File.
The problem is alot of my javascript involves a lot of inline C# calls. ie:
'<%=C# method call)%>'
But this doesn’t seem to work when its tucked away in a .js file.
Is there a workaround so I can seperate my javascript into js files?
Certainly you cannot call C# from a .js file. C# code is executed on the server, not on the client. Your .js file is not parsed on the server.
Nothing should prevent you from putting actual JavaScript into a .js file, as opposed to, say, JavaScript that is dynamically emitted by server-side C# code.
If you have a lot of C# code that is generating JavaScript, you can still organize your code by using partial views (that’s MVC terminology, but I’m sure there’s something similar for standard ASP.Net).