View modal data not set when calling ajax request in ASP MVC

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This is My Ajax Call

JavaScript

function SelectDocument(DocId) {
        $.ajax({
            url: $("#DocReCall").val(),
            data: { id: DocId },
           
        });
}

This is the Action

C#

public ActionResult DocumentReCall(int id)
{
  DocumentsViewModel objViewModel = new DocumentsViewModel();
  {
  // Set Data To View Model
  }
return View("Documents", objViewModel);
}

What I have tried:

Change Documents to DocumentReCall But not Working

without any changes Successfully hit DocumentReCall Action but not set to data to page
not changing the url also

Any suggestion many Thank In Advance

Posted 30-May-18 17:42pm

Manoj Chamikara

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F-ES Sitecore 31-May-18 5:05am

You are calling the action but doing nothing with the result. How is the javascript meant to know what you want to do with the returning html? You need to use the success event (or whatever the equivalent is in whatever version of jquery you're using) to update an element in the DOM with the resulting view.

There is an example here https://www.w3schools.com/jquery/ajax_ajax.asp

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