I have a Durandal App.
On one of the pages, I need to using some existing javascript which I do not want to modify.
However, if I use something like this in the view.html:
<script>alert("test");</script>
the alert is not triggered.
Normally such code would go into the ViewModel. However, in this case, I want to use a Sound Recorder and there is a number of scripts that make this up and I would like to use them as is.
In other words, I would like view.html to act like a regular html page.
When I modify the router to use *.html, it throws an error.
{ route: 'recorder', moduleId: 'views/recorder.html', nav: true }
Is there a way to resolve this?
Taking the recommendation from the OP and posting my comment as an answer:
According to Rob Eiserberg (the author of Durandal), don't do this. The reason being is that all script tags within the view are stripped. I'm sure this is done as a security precaution. Additionally, you could implement the solution recommended here.