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To activate this subsystem, set up the FilterConfig.cs file like this:

public static void RegisterGlobalFilters(GlobalFilterCollection filters)
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	filters.Add(new ProcessIncludesAttribute()); 

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	filters.Add(new ProcessHtmlAttribute());
}

If you prefer, you can use these filter attributes like any other in MVC and apply them locally instead of globally.

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The functionality is accessed through some custom extensions to the HtmlHelper listed below:

@Html.RegisterScript(string script)
@Html.RegisterScript(string id, string script, List<string> dependencies)
@Html.RegisterCss(string url) @Html.RegisterLocalStyles(string id, string style)
@Html.RegisterHtmlBlock(string id, string html)
@Html.RegisterHtmlBlock(string id, MvcHtmlString html)
@Html.ScriptIsRegistered(string id)
@Html.CssIsRegistered(string id)
@Html.LocalStyleIsRegistered(string id)
@Html.HtmlBlockIsRegistered(string id)

The RegisterScript functions add a script into the page once.  If the 'script' argument starts with the string "javascript:" the script after this is taken to be Javascript to be inserted inline.  If not, it is assumed to be the url for a script file.

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