I also have not been able to get the async portion of jquery TreeView
plug in working in ASP.NET. My WebMethod is returning data just
fine. Not sure what I'm doing wrong. I can call my WebMethod just
fine outside of the treeview...
//var x = $.ajax({type:"POST",
//url:
1. Check if you hit this URl with a browser what happens...
2. ASP.NET embeds securite measures into what can be POSTed to ASP.NET
page.
in web.config set
3. Please see my POST
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/a2f65e23c7f60e06?hl=en#
Your method might have problems
Well.. I understand that. But it doesn't look that simple. I am not
able to get the tree view example to work with ASP.NET. Here is the
post I wrote in one other forum. Please see if you can help.
Hello, I am not able to get this sample to work. It is driving me
crazy. I think it is about setting
I see,
the most common way to return JSON is to use [WebMethod]
example (in C#)
[System.Web.Services.WebMethod(EnableSession = true)]
public static object Fetch()
{
clsMyObject a = new clsMyObject;
a.Name="George';
return a;
}
PS: you need EnableSession = tr
What I wanted to know is:
In PHP example, on client side it says something like url: sources.php
and then sources.php file returns JSON treeview nodes. What would be
the server-side equivalent in ASP.NET for that? I am not able to find
any example for that.
Thank you for your help.
On Nov 17, 7
I am not sure i understandWhat is the exact problem?
JQuery is 100% client side... ASP.NET is 100% server side...
You should not have a problem to generate HTML with ASP.NET and use it
with JQuery tree plugin
The only this i can guess you having a problem with is IDs since
ASP.NET generate
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