Not getting the value passed by jquery ajax() in the method of controller

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Hi Everyone,

Not getting the value passed by jquery ajax() in controller. Here is the code..

JavaScript

function OnClick(tablename) {
            var objtablename = tablename;
            alert(objtablename);
            $.ajax({
                url: '//localhost:1787/Table/Index/',
                type: "POST",
                data: objtablename,
                success: function (data) {
                    $('.result').html(data);
                    alert('Load was performed.');
                }
            });

i am getting "tablename" in alert but not in method (Index(string objtablename)).

Thanks in advance :)

Posted 10-May-12 23:41pm

monamehta

Updated 10-May-12 23:49pm

member60

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Ed Nutting 11-May-12 14:40pm

How do you know your not? Have you checked the data being passed into the .ajax method? Or are you just relying on the data coming through in the request your receive? The issue may be that the data isn't being sent properly and not that the JavaScript object isn't passed in. Try debugging it in Developer Tools (in Chrome or Internet Explorer I recommend) to see if the JavaScript or request is the problem. Then update your question using the "Improve Question" link in green at the bottom right of your question.

Thanks and hope this helps,
Ed

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