Help! Problems with uComponents and automatically adding resources
Hi,
I hope someone can help as this is driving me nuts.
The CommentRSS.aspx page is not working on my site as whenever it's called, I get an error stating that :
An exception occurred! Tried to add webresourceurl uComponents.Core.Shared.Resources.Scripts.jquery.simulate.js to type System.RuntimeType
I know from previous issues like this it's all to do with the fact that the head element on the page isn't set to runat=server. I've proven this by editing the CommentRSS.aspx template and adding head runat="server" to it, which allows the page to run, but obviously makes the RSS feed invalid as it's dumped a load of WebResource.axd scripts into the Head element.
My question is : why is the system insisting that it writes these dependencies to the master page? I can't just add a 'head runat="server"' to this template as it'll invalidate the XML as described.
Help! Problems with uComponents and automatically adding resources
Hi,
I hope someone can help as this is driving me nuts.
The CommentRSS.aspx page is not working on my site as whenever it's called, I get an error stating that :
An exception occurred! Tried to add webresourceurl uComponents.Core.Shared.Resources.Scripts.jquery.simulate.js to type System.RuntimeType
I know from previous issues like this it's all to do with the fact that the head element on the page isn't set to runat=server. I've proven this by editing the CommentRSS.aspx template and adding head runat="server" to it, which allows the page to run, but obviously makes the RSS feed invalid as it's dumped a load of WebResource.axd scripts into the Head element.
My question is : why is the system insisting that it writes these dependencies to the master page? I can't just add a 'head runat="server"' to this template as it'll invalidate the XML as described.
Any ideas - I'm really stumped!
Cheers,
Tony
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