How get data from webservice method ?

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Hi to All,
i called webservice from javascript in aspx page. This service return data. its working fine. Here my problem how to assign that return data to var or any other control using javascript. i didn't use C# code anywhere in this codeing.

I have searched many sites, which sites no one post this answer.

Could any one tell me about this.

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Nanda Kishore.Ch

Posted 2-Aug-13 2:30am

nandkishorre

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Samresh.ss 2-Aug-13 8:44am

code you have tried would be helpful

nandkishorre 2-Aug-13 8:46am

function save() {

var deptNo = document.getElementById('<%= _txtDept.ClientID %>').value;
var deptName = document.getElementById('<%= _txtDeptName.ClientID %>').value;
var Loca = document.getElementById('<%= _txtLoc.ClientID %>').value;

AutoComplete.save_rec(deptNo, deptName, Loca);
}

nandkishorre 2-Aug-13 8:47am

AutoComplete.save_rec(deptNo, deptName, Loca);

this function return value.

vinay.tatipamula 2-Aug-13 8:50am

the return object is basically an array object. If you are returning more than one item just loop through and show in a html div, span etc...

nandkishorre 2-Aug-13 8:54am

i returned int

vinay.tatipamula 2-Aug-13 9:13am

Then the solution posted below works for you! append the (result.d) to div or span etc..

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2013-08-02T02:44:00

Solution 1

If you use jquery assigning to a control is easy.

JavaScript

$("#controlid").val(result.d);

or to assign to a variable do

JavaScript

var tempVal = result.d;

Posted 2-Aug-13 2:44am

ZurdoDev