section scripts vs script-tag in asp.net mvc
What is the difference of both statements concerning the section Scripts and script-tag? NOT the content inside the scripts that does not interest me.
@section S
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The first one renders the
<script>tag where you have@RenderSection("Scripts")in your layout.This is preferred when you don't have to include a script for all pages.
Also
@Scripts.Renderwill minify and bundle your scripts. Usually this is used at the end ofbodytag so that Views can get the scripts after the DOM is rendered.The second one remains where you use the
<script>tag.If you use it in
Layout, the script is included in all pages (e.g.jQuery).
Let's take an example
<!-- HTML in Layout, before Scrip --> @RenderBody() <script src="@Url.Content("~/Scripts/jquery.min.js")"></script> @RenderSection("Scripts") <!-- HTML after Script -->Here, if the script make use of
jQueryyou want to included withsectionbecausejQueryis included beforesection.If you include with
<script>in your view you will give an error, thatjQueryis missing, because is included beforejQuery.讨论(0) -
You might want to define sections in you _layout.cshtml file for specific content. It is generally believed that styles belong to
<head>and scripts belong before</body>. Your mileage may vary.If you just output
<script>it will go with all the content and not where you might want it to be. And if script inside view depends on something (jquery) and in your layout you have@renderBody() <script src=jquery.js></script> @renderSection("scripts",required:false)then you are screwed (-:
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