Calling a ‘WebMethod’ with jQuery in ASP.NET WebForms
I’ve set a breakpoint in the following WebMethod but I’m never hitting the breakpoint.
I’ve set a breakpoint in the following WebMethod but I’m never hitting the breakpoint.
I have a .NET webmethod that I have called from jQuery. The method returns some HTML markup that I display within a DIV element.
(This is intended as a Q/A style question, intended to be a go-to resource for people that ask similar questions. A lot of people seem to stumble on the best way of doing this because they don’t know all the options. Many of the answers will be ASP.NET specific, but AJAX and other techniques do have equivalents in other frameworks, such as socket.io and SignalR.)
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Been stuck with this for hours
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