Problem solved.
Instead of using a JSON string I used a DataTable.
Appearantly AjaxPro supports using .NET objects as arguments and converts them into appropriate javascript objects.

Thank you...

Perhaps that is the case.
But on the other hand. The fact that this forum also is about Ajax may be of relevance since that, for me, includes both client-side and server-side coding.

I tried LitJSON only to find out that it's probably compiled using .NET 2.0. I'm working in 1.1.
In my latest attempt I used Jayrock.
And i've also been ripping my hair out trying to get the method...

Ok. So it works. I now get a correct json string.
Now I'll have to figure out how to Deserialize(?) it in server code-behind into a a use-able .NET object/class/structure.
Any suggestions?

Sorry about that. Won't happen again.

I'll try your solution by adding the name element.
But I was just thinking. If that's the reason why it won't work, then why does the code capture and hold...

Hello? Am I forgotten?

Ok. Now I'm back from the holidays and could check my code. I found that I missed a quote-mark. Now there are no errors, but there still seem to be something odd happening.

In the screenshot, in...

I'm sorry. I haven't had the chance to try anything today.
But as soon as I do, I'll post my findings.

Yes, actually I did. But I'll have to look it over again.

The weird part is that when I debug using Firebug you can choose what js-script to debug and step through and I can clearly see the file...

Ok. So i managed to use the code snippet you gave me which resulted in a javascript object. It gave me a happy.

This is what i came up with:
function somename() {
var o =...

Everything about JSON looks interesting and workable.
But I'm new to JSON and used to passing information between functions using arguments. So, I'm gonna need a little hand-holding and guidance...

JSON look promising. I like the fact that it can contain an array.
But how to create a dynamic JSON object containing multiples.

My guess would be that the object needs to have the form:
var...

I'll look into it. Thanks.

If the database was to be openly accessible *shudder*, albeit with a username and password.
Then you can most likely access the database with javascript and odbc (jdbc?).
If that is the case then...

Hi, all!

Here's another one that's starting to boggle my mind.

I have a form that, with a button, adds a bunch of text-fields in a tablerow.
For every press of the button another row is added....

Well. FireFox showed a few errors, like "error in string" (or something like that).
But when I added a check for browser type to solve the DOM differences between IE and FF, the errors vanished.
...

Actually, I don't. I'm using IE6.
And it's not the security popup.
What I get is the yellow triangle with a black exclamationpoint, in the statusbar of the browser, stating that this-or-that is...

Hi!

I don't know if this has been answered already and a search gave to many results.

I have a website that is built with ASP.NET and that uses some javascript.
When I run a debug on localhost...