can we call sweet alert in partial view

Hello,

It seems like your issue with the clickme function not being recognized might be due to how your scripts are included or scoped. Here are a few things you should check to resolve the issue:

Script Inclusion: Make sure that your main layout includes @RenderSection("scripts", required: false) so that scripts from partial views are correctly included.
Script Order: Ensure that jQuery and SweetAlert2 libraries are loaded before your custom script. The script order matters for correct functionality.
Partial View Setup: Verify that your partial view’s @section scripts block is correctly rendering the script. Check the browser’s page source to ensure it appears correctly.

Ensure Script is Loaded Correctly
Check Script Location: Make sure that the partial view is being loaded into a page where jQuery and SweetAlert2 are also loaded. If these libraries are not included, your script won't work.
Scope of Scripts: Ensure that the scripts in the @section scripts block of the partial view are correctly included in the main view. Typically, @section scripts is included at the bottom of the main view’s layout.
Script Registration: Confirm that the main view’s layout includes the @RenderSection("scripts", required: false) line to ensure that scripts from partial views are rendered. This should be in your main layout view:
```
@RenderSection("scripts", required: false)
```
Example Setup

Main View Layout (e.g., _Layout.cshtml):




    Your Title
    
    


    @RenderBody()
    @RenderSection("scripts", required: false)

Partial View (e.g., _PartialView.cshtml):


    


@section scripts {
    
}

If following these steps resolves the issue, please accept this response to close the thread. If you need further assistance, feel free to provide more details.

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Mark Tabor2y ago
Dear Abhishek my script execution is already in good order but the issue persists the Sweet alert works for main view but not for partial view which i am calling in main view
Abhishek Yadav2y ago
Hello,

It seems like your issue with the clickme function not being recognized might be due to how your scripts are included or scoped. Here are a few things you should check to resolve the issue:
1. Script Inclusion: Make sure that your main layout includes @RenderSection("scripts", required: false) so that scripts from partial views are correctly included.
2. Script Order: Ensure that jQuery and SweetAlert2 libraries are loaded before your custom script. The script order matters for correct functionality.
3. Partial View Setup: Verify that your partial view’s @section scripts block is correctly rendering the script. Check the browser’s page source to ensure it appears correctly.
  
  Ensure Script is Loaded Correctly
4. Check Script Location: Make sure that the partial view is being loaded into a page where jQuery and SweetAlert2 are also loaded. If these libraries are not included, your script won't work.
5. Scope of Scripts: Ensure that the scripts in the @section scripts block of the partial view are correctly included in the main view. Typically, @section scripts is included at the bottom of the main view’s layout.
6. Script Registration: Confirm that the main view’s layout includes the @RenderSection("scripts", required: false) line to ensure that scripts from partial views are rendered. This should be in your main layout view:
  
  @RenderSection("scripts", required: false)
  
  Example Setup
7. Main View Layout (e.g., _Layout.cshtml):
  
  Your Title @RenderBody() @RenderSection("scripts", required: false)
  
  Partial View (e.g., _PartialView.cshtml):
  
  @section scripts { }
  
  If following these steps resolves the issue, please accept this response to close the thread. If you need further assistance, feel free to provide more details.

can we call sweet alert in partial view

Ensure Script is Loaded Correctly

Example Setup