How can I use a jquery array in asp.net, and reading values of array from asp.net

Question

I have an array in jquery, and I'm adding values on runtime to this array.After I will access this aray from asp.net page ie: jquery:

var marker=[];
marker[0]='world';
marker[1]='sky';

asp.net:

string []values=new string[];
values[0]=marker[0];
values[1]=marker[1];

how can I do it, is there any way to access jquery veriables from asp.net pages

Community · Accepted Answer · 2017-05-23 11:43:17Z

1

you can store these values in a hidden field and read them in asp.net code behind

examples here :

To get value set in javascript in code behind

Passing value from code-behind to Javascript

Edit

you can pass this array to a WebMethod using ajax post

JQuery AJAX post to asp.net webmethod never getting called

edited May 23, 2017 at 11:43

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5 Comments

Selçuklu Ebrar Over a year ago

can I add array values to hidden field ?

Mahmoud Farahat Over a year ago

yes , you can add them as string separated by commas or semicolons , and split them on server

Mahmoud Farahat Over a year ago

I don't think so , I used it many times , I'll search for better ways and get back to u

Selçuklu Ebrar Over a year ago

I was looked the first link , but I don't use it because I don't know can I use the example free. I'm looking the second example thank you :-)

Selçuklu Ebrar Over a year ago

Can you remove the first link, I will use the hidden field :), because using static methods in asp.net, I can use another non static methods from static methods,[WebMethods] mus be a static method so ,ı can use them

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