I'm looking at some old code that I can only assume worked at one time.
MyPage.aspx:
function GetCompanyList(officeId) {
var companyList = document.getElementById('<%= CompanyDropDown.ClientID %>');
if (companyList.length == 0)
PageMethods.GetCompanyList(officeId, OnGetCompanyList);
else
EditCompany();
}
And:
<asp:ScriptManager ID="ScriptManager1" runat="server" EnablePageMethods="true" />
Code behind:
[System.Web.Services.WebMethod()]
[System.Web.Script.Services.ScriptMethod()]
public IEnumerable<CompanyMinimum> GetCompanyList(int officeId) {
return (
from c in Repository.Query<Company>()
where !c.IsDeleted && c.TypeEnumIndex == (short)CompanyRelationshipType.Hotel
select new CompanyMinimum() {
id = c.Id,
desc = c.Description
}
).ToList();
}
But at the call to PageMethods.GetCompanyList()
in the first snippet, Chrome reports:
PageMethods is not defined
Can anyone see what has changed to prevent this from working?
Note: I've found similar questions but they all seemed related to this code not working in master pages or user controls, which isn't the case here.
One answer from another solution that I think should be represented is if this error occurs on your server but not locally is to place the empty MyPage.aspx placeholder file and now it works on the production server too.
EnablePageMethods
actually only interacts with methods of aPage
subclass that arepublic
,static
, and attributed as aWebMethod
.GetCompanyList
has 2 of those and just also needs to bestatic
.And, I suspect what's happening is that it's leaving
PageMethods
undefined client-side if it doesn't find any methods that have all 3.You can invoke ASP.NET AJAX Page Methods via jQuery, like this:
maybe you are using Routing in your pages. then must be set real path after call PageMethods: