A new version of the Ajax Dot Net jQuery plugin has been released. The release restructures the way the plugin parses server responses into a JavaScript object. The release is also split into packed and Intellisense versions.
Tuesday, 12 August 2008
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Hi,
I just found your plugin on the jQuery plugin site. I was looking for a simple way to get ASP.NET and jQuery to "talk" and it looks like this might be it.
Would you mind putting together an example of how you can use your plugin to send some data to an ASP.NET webservice for noobs like me? More specifically, I'd like to save the position of an item in a sortable list.
Hope that makes sense?
Thanks!
Thanks for your interest.
I'll upload ASP.NET 2.0 and 3.5 example projects in the next couple of days.
With regard to your more specific question. Are you wanting to record the selection of a sortable list back to the server? If so, are you using a sortable list that you have created yourself, or one from a library?
Rich
Hi Rich,
Thanks for the fast reply. :)
I've just been playing around with it and I think I've figured it out already - there isn't too much to it! Thanks for your great plugin.
I'm building a portal site and would like to save the position of each box/module when the user moves it.
Cheers,
Chris
PS - I've just changed my Blogger name.
Not at all, I'm glad you find the plugin useful.
It sounds like an interesting project, will you let me know when it's finished?
Let me know if I can be of any further assistance with respect to the plugin.
Rich
Thanks Rich - will do!
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