Parameter to be passed to conroller method using jquery

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Hi,
I am working on MVC application.I have a method in controller as below:

C#

public ActionResult LogOn(string viewAction)
        {
            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(viewAction))
                return View();
            else
                return null;
        }

Based on the viewAction i want to perform some action but this viewAction never gets initialised.I am using jquery ajax to pass parameters as below:

JavaScript

function Navigate(action) {
    
    $.ajax({ url: customerIdURL, data: { viewAction: "action"} });
}

But the problem is that viewAction is always null..Please help me out.

Posted 29-Jun-12 3:25am

Alka Koul

Updated 29-Jun-12 5:04am

Sandeep Mewara

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Solution 1

Here is an article that will help you pass parameters:

Invoke Server Methods From Client Side Using jQuery AJAX in ASP.NET[^]

Posted 29-Jun-12 4:06am

Tim Corey

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Sandeep Mewara 29-Jun-12 11:09am

Good reference for jQuery Ajax, but it misses the MVC flavor in it.

Solution 2

I doubt if the above article covers jQuery Ajax parameters to MVC controller, have a look at this one: Refreshing content of the table using AJAX in ASP.NET MVC (jQuery DataTables and ASP.NET MVC integration - Part III)[^]

Posted 29-Jun-12 5:08am

Sandeep Mewara

Solution 3

use this

PHP

function Navigate(action) {

    $.ajax({ url: customerIdURL, data: "{ viewAction: "+ action+"}",
type="post" });
}

Posted 6-Jul-12 23:26pm

rizwan muhammed khan gouri

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Sudip Saha · Accepted Answer · 2012-07-08T20:46:00

Solution 4

PHP

function Navigate(action) {

    $.ajax({ url: customerIdURL, data: { viewAction: action} });
}

Posted 8-Jul-12 20:46pm

Sudip Saha