Scott Gu in his blog has mentioned that from now on it is allowed to make modifications in standard Microsoft Ajax libraries.
"We are going to provide a license to explicitly allow custom modification of the libraries, and the ScriptManager API that ships with this Beta now allows you to provide alternative implementations/tweaks of the built-in JavaScript libraries. In addition
to allowing you to tweak the libraries for your own applications, the license will also grant redistribution rights so that you can ship them with your own components and extensions."
How can I overwrite one or more functions of build-in JavaScript libraries? Scott said that it is possible with new ScriptManager class in Ajax 1.0 Beta 1, but I can't find any methods which could help in this.
Any thoughts, suggestions?
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Custom modifications of Microsoft Ajax script libraries
Nov 03, 2006 07:50 PM|LINK
Scott Gu in his blog has mentioned that from now on it is allowed to make modifications in standard Microsoft Ajax libraries.
"We are going to provide a license to explicitly allow custom modification of the libraries, and the ScriptManager API that ships with this Beta now allows you to provide alternative implementations/tweaks of the built-in JavaScript libraries. In addition to allowing you to tweak the libraries for your own applications, the license will also grant redistribution rights so that you can ship them with your own components and extensions."
http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2006/10/20/ASP.NET-AJAX-Beta-1-Released.aspx
Now the question:
How can I overwrite one or more functions of build-in JavaScript libraries? Scott said that it is possible with new ScriptManager class in Ajax 1.0 Beta 1, but I can't find any methods which could help in this.
Any thoughts, suggestions?