how to embed external html page(html code in notepad++) into .aspx page

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my html design in notepad++ and in this page m calling my c# web service because my data is coming from json (DeserializeObject).. i desirilize json object then send result to html page and revert to c#.. then now i want see this result into .aspx page ..then how to show

Posted 13-Oct-15 0:53am

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[no name] 13-Oct-15 7:59am

As per your Question, you have designed a HTML page and calling C# web service. It sends data to HTML page. Then what do you need in aspx page?

Secondly are using AJAX request to C# webservice from HTML page?

George Jonsson 13-Oct-15 10:33am

You need to rephrase your question to be more specific.
What is the problem, what have you tried and so on.
as you can see the down voting troll has already been here with a no helpful solution.

Nathan Minier 13-Oct-15 11:06am

Just to be sure that everyone understands:
1. Load flat HTML page.
2. That page calls a service, and gets a JSON(P) response
3. "revert to c#" This is the confusing part. Do you want to send that data back to another server?
4. Request an .aspx page using the JSON from the service as a query parameter

So, clarify step 3 and I think we're golden.

Sinisa Hajnal 14-Oct-15 2:18am

What is the importance of Notepad++ in the problem? And why not use ASPX page to call the service, get the result and pass whatever is needed on. You could save the result in a session and show in the next page. Or you could post the result and do the same. Unless the result of the service is only redirect path.

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