Enable ASP.NET ASMX web service for HTTP POST / GET requests
I would like to enable a ASP.NET classic (ASMX) web service for HTTP POST and GET requests. I realise this can be done on a machine or application level by adding …
web-services
jqgrid Page 1 of x pager
I am trying to figure out how to user the paging functionality of the jqGrid.
Currently I am stuck on Page 1 of 4. No matter if I press the Next button or not. It just stays on 1.
How to use jQuery to call an ASP.NET web service?
I’m trying to use jQuery to get data from an ASP.NET web service (SharePoint Server 2007 lists.asmx), but any call to a web service will really help as a first step in that direction.
Calling an ASP.NET server side method via jQuery
I’m trying to call a server side method from client side via jQuery. My code is as follows:
Call ASP.NET PageMethod/WebMethod with jQuery – returns whole page
jQuery 1.3.2, ASP.NET 2.0. Making an AJAX call to a PageMethod (WebMethod) returns the full/whole page instead of just the response. A breakpoint on the page method shows it’s never getting hit. I have the [WebMethod] attribute on my method, and it is public static, returns string and accepts no params. I even tried adding [ScriptService] at the top of my class to see if it helped, but it did not.
Making a WCF Web Service work with GET requests
Background
I have created ASMX web services in the past and have been able to access the service from the web browser and Ajax GET requests using the address convention:
MyService.asmx/MyMethod?Param=xxx
jqgrid add row and send data to webservice for insert
I have been able to pull data from my DB using jQuery/Ajax from a webservice into the jQGrid. Now I would like to send added/edited data back to the webservice. I’ve seen some examples by using PHP and the editurl: command. Will that work for webservices as well (like how I pulled down the data originally)?
Question mark and colon in statement. What does it mean?
What do the question mark (?) and colon (:) mean?
Trying to make Web Method Asynchronous
The project I am currently working on involves MS SQL Server and ASP.net Web Services that use Session variables. Apparently this causes a client’s calls to execute in a sequential manner. I want to make sure that these methods execute asynchronously.
jQuery Ajax calls to web service seem to be synchronous
I have two ajax calls to a web service from jquery.