This works
Currently MS Ajax resource scripts are extracted from the MS *.dll’s, but .net 4.0 will offer the option to set a property on the scriptmanager.
If you’re cutting edge and feeling brave then consider editing the AddScriptManager sub in Library\Framework\AJAX.vb , and add the following highlighted line
Dim args() As [Object] = {True}
SetScriptManagerProperty(objControl, "EnableScriptGlobalization", args)
SetScriptManagerProperty(objControl, "EnableCdn", args)
but this also
this worked before I added TelerikScriptManager instead of the default script manager, calling scripts through asp:ScriptManager seemed to work as well as Telerik script manager for calling Telerik CDNs and MS Ajax.
web.config keys
<add key="asp:ScriptManager.TelerikCdn" value="Enabled" />
<add key="asp:ScriptManager.MicrosoftCdn" value="Enabled" />
<add key="Telerik.StyleSheetManager.TelerikCdn" value="Enabled" />
I built a cookie-less sub-domain with one another domain name through a A-Name record not C-Name and most all my images, Telerik static content, and Ms Ajax and jQuary are from CDN's, giving me a 42% of my files being served through My CDN, Telerik s; and I use Microsoft for Ajax and jQuary. I would like to have 50% and the only way I can do it is to have all of the images, Portals/0/ and core JS files on My Google App's CDN, and then I could share these static core files with others on the cloud
Or if anyone would clue me in of how to do this I could try myself, I Got Google Apps configured and All static content folders and files in place, Any help would be nice.
It would be nice if there was a Host Setting for CDN's on the above Folders and files and all static content.
Thanks
Don