How to send and get list object in MVC ajax

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Hi ,

I have an class ,
Class students { public int id;
Public string name;
List<marks> marks {get; set};

}

Class marks { string subject {get; set};
Int marks {get; set};
}

I want to get values from c# using jQuery Ajax and after doing few operations I need to c# action methods using ajax call guide me

What I have tried:

Public actionresult getmarks()
{

Return Json(students, jsonbehavior.allowget);
}

In js

I need to do Ajax call after words I need to send these objects to another controller

Posted 11-Dec-17 7:25am

kingsa

Updated 12-Dec-17 20:54pm

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F-ES Sitecore 13-Dec-17 4:25am

Google how to use jquery ajax with mvc, this is very well documented.

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Laxmidhar tatwa technologies · Answer 1 · 2017-12-12T20:54:00

function getmarks() {



       $.ajax({
           url: '/controlername/getmarks',
           type: "GET",
           datatype: "JSON",
           data: '',
           success: function (result) {
               alert(result);


           },
           error: function () { alert("Something went wrong..") },
       });
   }