Saving Form with JQuery

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I am trying to save a form with JQuery. I have a couple of questions as I am not much experienced with saving forms with JQuery.

1) How do I make a javascript array of JSON and send it to my webmethod ? Do I need a 3rd party library. If yes, which one ?
2) Once the JSON string is recieved by a webmethod, how do I convert it into a class object in csharp & pass it to my DB layer ?
3) How do I trigger asp.net validation before executing JQuery $.ajax post ?
4) Do I have to stop using ASP.net validation completely & use JQuery validation ?
5) How do I trigger my save form code in case of all validators being valid?
6) Do you recommend the JQuery path or should I just stick with UpdatePanels? I see JQuery is really exciting

I am using asp.net 2.0

Please help me, thank you.

Posted 1-Jun-11 21:34pm

zeego

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try dis link it might help u..
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Posted 1-Jun-11 21:45pm

beginner in C#.net

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zeego 2-Jun-11 3:48am

Hey that's not related with my question at all. Do you have any advice on questions I posted ?

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walterhevedeich · Accepted Answer · 2011-06-01T22:08:00

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Tried looking at this article[^]? It uses Jquery and JSON to post to the web method. Have a look.

Posted 1-Jun-11 22:08pm

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zeego 2-Jun-11 4:33am

Hey thanks that answers some of my questions. Do you have any idea regarding validation and overall JQuery path to choose over UpdatePanels in webforms ?

walterhevedeich 2-Jun-11 4:50am

Never dealt with that scenario before but you can check Encosia.com as they also have lots of articles on AJAX.

zeego 2-Jun-11 5:31am

oh ok, thanks for your reply Walter.

walterhevedeich 2-Jun-11 19:37pm

no problem. :)