Page Is Reloaded After Ajax Based Client Callback To WCF

Feb 20, 2010

Ive set up a basic client side callback to a WCF service. see sample code below.

when viewing using an http filter attached to the explorer you can see that:

1. service1.svc/js is working fine and return proper java script to the browser

2. serrvice1.svc works and returns a proper json data.

3. call is fine and using alert instead of updating the div info i get the data.

but then after OK on the alert the page is then reloaded from scratch.

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