WebMar 9, 2014 · The problem is quite simple from a perspective. 1. I'm calling a webmethod through ajax, this is happening on say page A. 2. After a succesful ajax call, i wish to update an ASP control on page A. 3. The update of the ASP control must happen without a postback hence the ajax. Is this really impossible? WebOct 31, 2013 · 1 Answer. ASP.NET AJAX Page Methods are static and do not have access to the page's controls. Even though you are instantiating a Page1 object, it does not have a reference to the controls that are in the page that is hosting the user controls and the page method itself. Think of ASP.NET AJAX Page Methods as web services hosted by a …
How to call UserControl Method in Parent page ASP.Net
WebJul 20, 2015 · 9. As mentioned by @Tim Schmelter This doesn't answer this question because you can't access page's controls from a webmethod. Please go through asp.net access a control from static function. The whole point of [WebMethod]s is that they don't run the ASP.Net page lifecycle. This way, they're fast and parallelizable. WebMar 21, 2011 · I think the problem is that if you have the PageMethod in the user control, and if you're trying to fire it from JS embedded by that user control, you have no sensible value to put in "url". You can put the page name in there, but that's not going to get you to the user control's "page method", because it's not there, it's in the user control. hum aapke yahan
How to call an ASP.NET WebMethod in a UserControl (.ascx)
WebMar 19, 2024 · Thank you for providing your code. Please note that it is not possible to call a web method via jQuery Ajax inside a UserControl. You will always see the 404 error in your web console (F12). So a jQuery Ajax request can be … WebMay 6, 2015 · But what you could do is call the aspx page containing the control and pass a querystring parameter (like runfunc=1) which would be handled by the ascx control and run the function. All other functionality would be run otherwise - and you could put all the html in a panel which is hidden if you called the "WebMethod" function. WebMay 30, 2014 · You can, I believe, supply the url of the aspx page containing the user control--i.e. if an instance of MyControl.ascx lives on MyPage.aspx you would have to supply "MyPage.aspx" as the url parameter. It sounds like that might defeat the purpose for what you're trying to accomplish though. EDIT: What Clyde said below seems like a good … hum aapke hain koun meme