Ajax Json code is not working when the code is placed in Javascript file.

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Dear Experts,

I have a doubt in Asp.net. In my Asp.net project i have used a ajax json code for passing values to webservice through webmethod.

When i write the ajax code in the webform, then it is working fine. And when i moved this code in a javascript file, then it is not working......

Can someone please help me to solve this issue.... Here is the below ajax code that am used.

JavaScript

$.ajax(
  {
      type: "POST",
      url: "../General_Services.asmx/HelloWorld",
      dataType: "json",
      data: JSON.stringify({ "Sub_Item_ID": "abc" }),
      contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8",
      success: function (json) {
          alert(json.d);
      }

  });

Thanks in Advance,

Dileep

Posted 26-Feb-13 23:08pm

dilzz

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Dec90 27-Feb-13 5:19am

you have included your JQUERY external script file haven't you? what's the error you get?

dilzz 27-Feb-13 5:33am

I have included the file... and didn't get any error.. it's not working....

Vyacheslav Voronenko 27-Feb-13 9:13am

have you tried to debug, use some http inspector?

Sebastiaan Meijerink 27-Feb-13 18:01pm

Is the script file at the bottom of you're body?
Did you try to wrap it in;
$(document).ready(function() {
//you're code here
});

dilzz 1-Mar-13 2:44am

@Sebastiaan Meijerink Yes this script file is at the bottom of the body...

And this code is put in the

$(document).ready(function() {
//you're code here
});

Sebastiaan Meijerink 12-Mar-13 18:06pm

Next to a success function you can also specify an error function in $.ajax.
That will give you three parameters and should give you more information.

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