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Comments by massimiliano aronica (Top 4 by date)
massimiliano aronica
13-Nov-17 7:38am
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Well, I would insist on ViewBag solution, but I don't see any model passed to the view in your Return View() statements. You can also try to set a new property in your model, representing the javascript command in a string, and then printing it in the page.
I would also move the Script section after the form, or I'm afraid the alert would raise on a blank page.
Anyway look at the source of the page when you expect to get the alert, and check the resulting JS code
massimiliano aronica
10-Nov-17 8:22am
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1. Decorate the action with HttpPost attribute
2. Add equal sign (=) in ajax url after parameters name
3. Change content-type to JSON
4. Set breakpoint in the action code to see if the ajax call now arrives.
massimiliano aronica
8-Nov-17 7:31am
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Is it slow also from wired/wifi/wan network? Is it slow also calling IP address as Url?
massimiliano aronica
1-Nov-17 12:04pm
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Can you open that file just for reading into a byte array? If yes, then just set the byte array in the output response. If not, I agree with previous comment.