How to solve string "yes" in a <td> converts to nan.00 when debugger hits a controller via ajax call but doesnt change anything in table ?

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Initially td is filled by :

<td>
@((objectModel.propertyModel ==true ? "Yes" : ""))
</td>

Now on a button click Partial View is populated via ajax call on the same view but without any alteration to the above Table.

Still as soon as ajax call ends all the tds with value Yes turns out to NaN.00

What I have tried:

I am still figuring out how to reach the cause . i tried debugging but found nothing related to the table alteration that could cause this.

Please help.

Posted 24-Nov-16 1:54am

Abrar Kazi

Updated 24-Nov-16 22:20pm

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Jochen Arndt 25-Nov-16 6:26am

I don't know anything about Ajax.

But "NaN.00" indicates that the item is treated as floating point value (NaN: Not a Number). It is probably returned by a parser that tries to convert the string "Yes" from the table cell to a floating point value.

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appumvc · Answer 1 · 2016-11-24T22:20:00

Solution 2

objectModel.propertyModel might be returning the NAN value. Check the object value you have received in the ajax post.

Posted 24-Nov-16 22:20pm

appumvc

Updated 24-Nov-16 23:14pm

v2

Mohtshm Zubair · Answer 2 · 2016-11-24T02:07:00

Solution 1

plz copy full code here to get better understanding

Posted 24-Nov-16 2:07am

Mohtshm Zubair

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Abrar Kazi 25-Nov-16 0:32am

that is the only code. Values are assigned once to the table and that's it no alteration whatsoever still to the table but on the same view an ajax call is made to display a partial view.

F-ES Sitecore 25-Nov-16 4:30am

Given that the only code you are posting is showing a property isn't it pretty obvious the problem does not lie there but somewhere else. You've mentioned button clicks, ajax calls, partial views yet you say this simple line of code is the only relevant code there is? Please learn how to ask questions and to give sufficient amounts of information.

https://weblogs.asp.net/bleroy/asking-questions-is-a-skill