Been a long struggle with this one. I’m working with an ASP.NET web API to provide clean and easy HTTP/JSON interaction with a database. I have an entity name Reservation with that looks as following:
In the code-behind of an ASP.NET project (MVP-pattern) I get in one of the presenters a string which contains something which looks like the content of a JSON file.
I’m trying to deserialize an object which was generated by LinqToSql. The user is allowed to edit the data of the object in the view and then it gets posted back to the controller. The edited Data comes in JSON. How does this action have to look like?
I am working on my ASP.Net web application where I have to populate an HTML table with Ajax data source for which I am making a use of jQuery DataTables plugin.
I am getting error while deserializing jsonString.
I am trying to use one web service which returns demanded data in json format. Now the actual point is I can fetch the data from the particular web service url in string.
I’m working on a method that uses JSON.NET to add a horse object to a JSON-formatted database of horses. One option is to deserialize the entire file into a list of horses, add the new horse, then serialize the list and rewrite the whole file. I’ve implemented this approach in the code below.
I’m getting a response like
As a bunch of others I have a problem getting my JSON feed events to render in the calendar. The problem is often wrong JSON formating, but this is not the case since I’ve validated it with JSONlint and hardcoded the JSON feed in Site.Master with positive result.
Question: how can I use the asp.net JavascriptSerializer on the server to create JSON strings that will always work with the jquery 1.9.1 parseJSON() method in IE 9?