call a c# function in javascrpit using httphandler?

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HttpHandler............. any help will be useful for me!!

Posted 11-Oct-12 2:34am

Lalit Bisla

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As mentioned in Solution-1, Google is the wonderful source for searching. Really do not know why you need HttpHandler to call your c#/code-behind method using Javascript.

Instead you can simply use Ajax to do this. Have a look at my Tip/Trick on this topic.

Simplifying Asp.Net Core Ajax

If you want to learn what is HttpHandler and when should it be used, then have a look at below article.

The Two Interceptors: HttpModule and HttpHandlers

Posted 11-Oct-12 5:33am

RaisKazi

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bbirajdar 11-Oct-12 11:39am

Excellent.. I voted 5 for your tip too..

In addition to this I can suggest the OP can use Ajax PageMethods for calling the server side method from javascript... +5 for your solution

RaisKazi 11-Oct-12 11:49am

Thank you, yep PageMethod is too applicable, just was bit lazy. :)

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bbirajdar · Accepted Answer · 2012-10-11T03:18:00

Solution 1

Since you are ready to accept any help , I am sending you this link click here[^]

Posted 11-Oct-12 3:18am

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fjdiewornncalwe 11-Oct-12 10:03am

+5. Perfectly appropriate.

bbirajdar 11-Oct-12 10:32am

Thank you Marcus.. :)

RaisKazi 11-Oct-12 11:26am

Thats an interesting link, :) 5ed. Will be posting my answer soon, please have a look.

bbirajdar 11-Oct-12 11:36am

Thanks RaisKazi. :) The motivw behind posting this link was to encourage the OPs to google before posting to CP . I expect the OPs to post specific questions only after they have tried something and facing some genuine difficulties..