AJAX (javascript help) - ASP.NET(C#)
Question posted by: Trip
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November 12th, 2005 05:08 AM
Please if someone can help me !!!
I need client and server code(principle based on AJAX) for next problem:
i have 3 <select> tags on html page.(it must be NO page reload(callback)
only select(controles) regeneration !!!)
In the first <select> goes countries, which must be pulled from some kind
of database (whichever you want).
after that if i select some country, second <select> must be filled with
regions of that country, and when i select some region than third <select>
must be filled with cities from that region.
conclusion: i need javascript code for html document and server .net code
which returns data based on xmlhttp request object which i send to him.
comment: please don't send links to other sites which has some solution
based on .net wrappers, or php/JAVA code !!! It's doesn't help me - I need
exactly what i wrote.
Thank you !
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Answers Posted
Hello!
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> comment: please don't send links to other sites which has some solution
> based on .net wrappers, or php/JAVA code !!! It's doesn't help me - I need
> exactly what i wrote.[/color]
Maybe you want to look at Ajax.NET - it allows you to do what you want
very easily (you are able to call Server-Side .NET Classes from the
Client with it. Very cool.)
<http://ajaxpro.schwarz-interactive.de/> (english)
--
Pascal Schmitt
i already did that with ajax.net, and solve my problem, but i need manually
written code..
thanx anyway!!
On Mon, 03 Oct 2005 02:31:59 +0200, Pascal Schmitt wrote:
[color=blue]
> Hello!
>[color=green]
>> comment: please don't send links to other sites which has some solution
>> based on .net wrappers, or php/JAVA code !!! It's doesn't help me - I need
>> exactly what i wrote.[/color]
>
> Maybe you want to look at Ajax.NET - it allows you to do what you want
> very easily (you are able to call Server-Side .NET Classes from the
> Client with it. Very cool.)
>
> <http://ajaxpro.schwarz-interactive.de/> (english)[/color]
Trip wrote:[color=blue]
> i already did that with ajax.net, and solve my problem, but i need manually
> written code..[/color]
Why?
'reinventing the wheel' is no good thing...
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Pascal Schmitt
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