Jquery – Pass asp button command argument with jquery
I have asp button:
I have asp button:
I have a hidden field in my master page. And I set the current date and time as a value in that “hiddenfield” using Javascript. I am unable to get this hidden field value in any other page’s page load method.
I have an ASP.NET ListView control (see below).
So far, I’ve only been passing javascript strings to my web methods, which get parsed, usually as Guids. but now i have a method that accepts an IList… on the client, i build this array of objects and then attempt to pass it like:
So here is my problem. I’m using Jquery’s $.ajax to pass back a series of values to a web method. The web method takes the values, creates an object and then sends it back as json to the calling page. Once I get the response back I am unable to access the response and display it’s values.
I’m about to pull out any remaining hair that I have, so please help me out if you know what the problem might be… Thanks.
All my googling and searching has not paid off either.
I am using BlockUI to show a modal. Within the blocked modal I have an update panel. Within the update panel I have a textbox and a button that submits the content back to the server. Everything works fine up to this point (the blockUI is called, the modal appears, and the button performs the postback). However, when the button’s click event is fired the value for the textbox is consistently empty even if text was entered. When the update panel updates the textbox shows up blank. It appears that this may be some sort of viewstate issue and I haven’t turned off viewstate.
I realize there are tonnes of similar questions already up here but I cannot figure this one out.
I have a button within a div which is hidden by default as it is used as a modal popup by jQuery UI.
I just created a sample MVC3 application to learn validation. It is using DataAnnotations. I have created a custom ValidationAttribute named CustomStartLetterMatch. It is implementing “System.Web.Mvc.IClientValidatable”. I have corresponding client-side code written with unobtrusive jQuery. This is working as expected.