Ajax with jquery - How to receive the parameters that I send in the C# classe

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hi, I wanna know how can I receive the parameter that I send via ajax in the c# classe to insert in the database, here´s the javascript code:

C#

$.ajax({
      type: 'POST',
      url: 'new_circle.aspx/insertCirclePeople',

      data: "code=" + $('#txtcode').val(),
      //dataType:'json',
      statusCode: {
          404: function () {
              alert('Page not found');
          },
          500: function () {
              alert('Server error');
          }
      },
      success: function (data) {

      }
  });

Posted 13-Dec-12 10:03am

vanilsonwdd

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Member 9581488 13-Dec-12 16:15pm

Create Json object in insertCirclePeople method. Return json on success and you can grab that Json obj in your success function in AJAX.

vanilsonwdd 13-Dec-12 16:31pm

What about the code in the c# class? How I´m gonna receive the value that I send to the send using json? I´m new in asp.net, the json in the javascript isn´t the problem, my problem is in the c# class

Member 9581488 13-Dec-12 16:37pm

Use json Desearialize to Get obj value.
Please refer following link

http://www.codeproject.com/Tips/397574/Use-Csharp-to-get-JSON-data-from-the-web-and-map-i

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 13-Dec-12 16:38pm

How is this related to C# class? :-)
--SA

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2012-12-13T10:47:00

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In MVC you can just make the parameters parameters in your method that you call. In straight ASP.NET, I'd put them on the URL you call and get them from there

Posted 13-Dec-12 10:47am

Christian Graus