System.Web.Script.Serialization.JavaScriptSerializer s = new System.Web.Script.Serialization.JavaScriptSerializer();
result = s.Deserialize<Hashtable>(data);
Error is thrown if data is "{a:""test" 123",b:"hello" }"
No error is thrown if data is "{a:"test 123",b:"hello" }"
How do I adjust the data string so that no error is thrown even when there are quotes?
I have the following HtmlHelper method that I want to create a button that does a redirect with JavaScript:
public static string JavaScriptButton(this HtmlHelper helper, string value,
string action, string controller, object routeValues = null, object htmlAttributes = null)
{
var a = (new UrlHelper(helper.ViewContext.RequestContext))
.Action(action, controller, routeValues);
var builder = new TagBuilder("input");
builder.Attributes.Add("type", "submit");
builder.Attributes.Add("value", value);
builder.Attributes.Add("class", "button");
builder.Attributes.Add("onclick", string.Format("javascript:location.href='{0}'", a));
builder.MergeAttributes(new RouteValueDictionary(htmlAttributes));
return MvcHtmlString.Create(builder.ToString(TagRenderMode.SelfClosing)).ToString();
}
The problem is that the line that creates the onclick handler is getting escaped by the tagbuilder, the resulting html is: <input class="button" onclick="javascript:location.href=''" type="submit" value="Return to All Audits" />
I am using .Net Framework 3.5 on an ASP.net web project using jquery.ajax to make web service calls. My web service returns objects serialized as JSON by specifying the content type of my POST as "application/json". I would like just one of my many properties to return a non quoted javascript function name instead of a quoted string. Serialized as such:
{"dataInit": functionName, "id": "myID"}
instead of
{"dataInit": "functionName", "id":"myID"}
im trying to import a CSV file, however a single quote has been used to enclose strings ie. 'aaaa','bbbbbb',ccccccc'
Im having problems because some strings contain commas or apostrophes ie... 'aaaa,aaa' , bbbbb'bbbb',
This is causing me trouble and i need to replace the enclosing character for all strings from a single quote to a double quote....
I dont have access to the source that the csv was generated from, I just have the CSV file..
I have an image control with the following string
[URL]
I want to replace string cleartext=imagePath.Replace("","/"); but the backslash causes a problem -- how can I replace the backslash?
I have an asp.net page with a WebMethod on it to pass JSON back to my javascript. Bellow is the web method:
[WebMethod]
public static string getData(Dictionary<string, string> d) {
string response = "{ "firstname": "John", "lastname": "Smith" }";
return response;
}
When this is returned to the client it is formatted as follows:
{ "d": "{ "firstname": "John", "lastname": "Smith" }" }
The problem is the double quotes wrapping everything under 'd'. Is there something I've missed in the web method or some other means of returning the data without the quotes? I don't really want to be stripping it out on the client everytime. Also I've seen other articles where this doesn't happen.
I use the JavaScriptSerializer class of ASP.net to serialize my object and return it to the client side. How can I deserialize the string using JavaScript?
View 4 RepliesIn my javascript code I am getting json string from cs file
var tmpString="<%=resultset2%>";
In cs I am concatenating strings to build json string. Here is an issue the json string is returned as a string and it has " with it.
"[{id:'1',name:'Aik'},{id:'2',name:'Aik or Aik'}]"
Because of " in beginning and end javascript code treat it as a string.
how this string concatenation taking place? i am really confuse what is happening why that slash i there and how the double quotes are used
SessionStateItemCollection items = new SessionStateItemCollection();
items["LastName"] = "Wilson";
items["FirstName"] = "Dan";
foreach (string s in items.Keys)
Response.Write("items["" + s + ""] = " + items[s].ToString() + "<br />");
Response.Write("items["" + s + ""] = " + items[s].ToString() + "<br />");
im using asp.net and somehow my escape characters dont seem to work
string testing = "my name is "abc"";
this gives the output : my name is "abc"
ive read all the tutorials, everywhere it says that ive to put " to use double quotes inside a string but i have no idea why my system isnt accepting the escape character.
Why does this
string test = "Text1, Text2";
string [] tests = test.Split(", ".ToArray());
returns this
[0] = "Text1"
[1] = ""
[2] = "Text2"
what's with the quotes in tests[1] ? I thought the output would be like this
[0] = "Text1"
[1] = "Text2"
I have string. There are no items to show in this view of the "Personal Documents" then assign to string str variable string str ="There are no items to show in this view of the "Personal Documents" library" Now planning to replace "" and make it to actual string to str object. I tried below, but did not worked
str = str.Replace(@"",string.Empty);
I want str value should be string str ="There are no items to show in this view of the "Personal Documents" library" I need to find this string in another string. While searching into that string. I couldn't found because str contains "".
I am trying to insert dynamic data into a onclick property for a control the code looks like this
onclick="openRadWindow('<%#Eval("ID";) %>','<%#Eval("ParentObjectID") %>');"
I cant get it to fire and the trouble seems to be the double quotes, what is the correct method on escaping the quotes so that this fires.
public class Package
{
public Package()
{
name = "";
type = new List<Dictionary<string, string>>();
}
public string name { get; set; }
public List<Dictionary<string, string>> type { get; set; }
}
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I try to use the jquery + json to get all elements in form and build a JSON var to post in a ASP.NET MVC method.
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It method get all fields in a form and build a JSON, but it dont put JSON inside JSON.
Example:
If i have the follow form:
<input name="person.name"><input name="person.age"><input name="person.address.street">
The serialized string build a JSON like this
{ "person.name": "??", "person.age": "??", "person.address.street": "??" }
I need a plugin or some function to generate like this:
{ "person": { "name" : "??", "age" : "??", "address":{ "street": "??" } } }
I am getting this JSON string from an ASP.Net webservice:
{"d":{"Table":[{"col1":123,"col2":"name","col3":"name","col4":100,"col5":"/Date(1153033200000)/"},{"col1":123,"col2":"name","col3":"name","col4":101,"col5":"/Date(1153033200000)/"},{"col1":123,"col2":"name","col3":"name","col4":102,"col5":"/Date(1153033200000)/"}]}}
In my jQuery how do I reference the Table code so I can loop through the data?
msg.d[i].col1
What am I missing? msg.d.table[i]?
have to create, in c#, a json string, something like that:
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Mymajor problem is that I don't know how to name each line,what I get is that?
Let's say I have a single table Product with ID and Name,I would like the user to search for a text - so I made:
.Where(item=>item.Contains(SearchText))
When the SearchText is "CD" - all is good. However, I would like to let the user search with % - like searching for : CD%BLUE - like Name should contain CD and after some char the word BLUE.The problem is that EF is escaping the % - and , by that , it search for literal %, not for the meaning of % in SQL.
If I have a string containing valid JSON
how can I convert to an obect in c#?
I am developing a webiste in ASP.NET. On one of the pages page named menu.aspx, with the help of a certain login, I am getting the output in this format
foo({"1":"Jeff","2":"Mik","5":"Tom"});
I am using this code to get the output on the JSON form.
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However, I must get the output only in simple JSON on the page without any HTML.
For eg: Here's the screenshot showing the source of the output page. [URL]
Notice that it has only the JSON string as the output.
And here's the screenshot showing the output page source (with HTML). [URL] .This HTML is what I have to remove. How can do I do this? The full code of menu.aspx.cs is putup here. [URL]
I'm using Json.NET and I'm trying to create a JSON string representing a row from a database table to return in an HTTP response. I'm not sure how to do this while I'm reading from the database.The problem is marked by the obnoxious comments /******** ********/
// connect to DB
theSqlConnection.Open(); // open the connection
SqlDataReader reader = sqlCommand.ExecuteReader();
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I have a class that contains an enum property, and upon serializing the object using JavaScriptSerializer, my json result contains the integer value of the enumeration rather than its string "name". Is there a way to get the enum as a string in my json without having to create a custom JavaScriptConverter? Perhaps there's an attribute that I could decorate the enum definition, or object property, with?As an example:
enum Gender { Male, Female }
class Person
{
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I have some stored JSON strings stored in the DB which I want to return to the client as JsonResult . I know that Json(object) turns an object into JsonResult but what if I already have the result in a string ? can I cast it to JsonResult
View 2 RepliesI am developing a webiste in ASP.NET. On one of the pages page named menu.aspx, with the help of a certain login, I am getting the output in this format
foo({"1":"Jeff","2":"Mik","5":"Tom"});
I am using this code to get the output on the JSON form.
[Code]....
However, I must get the output only in simple JSON on the page without any HTML. For eg: Here's the screenshot showing the source of the output page.[URL] Notice that it has only the JSON string as the output. And here's the screenshot showing the output page source (with HTML). [URL] .This HTML is what I have to remove. How can do I do this? The full code of menu.aspx.cs is putup here.[URL]
I am using Json.Net however when I go to deserialize the following json I get that Json cannot deserialize to type List.
Json:
{"postalCodes":[{"adminName2":"New York","adminCode2":"061","adminCode1":"NY","postalCode":"10001","countryCode":"US","lng":-73.996705,"placeName":"New York City","lat":40.74838,"adminName1":"New York"},{"adminName2":"New York","adminCode2":"061","adminCode1":"NY","postalCode":"10019","countryCode":"US","lng":-73.985834,"placeName":"New York City","lat":40.765069,"adminName1":"New York"},{"adminName2":"New York","adminCode2":"061","adminCode1":"NY","postalCode":"10021","countryCode":"US","lng":-73.958805,"placeName":"New York City","lat":40.768476,"adminName1":"New York"},{"adminName2":"New York","adminCode2":"061","adminCode1":"NY","postalCode":"10022","countryCode":"US","lng":-73.965703,"placeName":"New York City","lat":40.757091,"adminName1":"New York"},{"adminName2":"New York","adminCode2":"061","adminCode1":"NY","postalCode":"10036","countryCode":"US","lng":-73.991826,"placeName":"New York City","lat":40.759724,"adminName1":"New York"},{"adminName2":"New York","adminCode2":"061","adminCode1":"NY","postalCode":"10065","countryCode":"US","lng":-73.96379,"placeName":"New York City","lat":40.76507,"adminName1":"New York"},{"adminName2":"New York","adminCode2":"061","adminCode1":"NY","postalCode":"10003","countryCode":"US","lng":-73.989223,"placeName":"New York City","lat":40.731253,"adminName1":"New York"},{"adminName2":"New York","adminCode2":"061","adminCode1":"NY","postalCode":"10010","countryCode":"US","lng":-73.981328,"placeName":"New York City","lat":40.737476,"adminName1":"New York"},{"adminName2":"New York","adminCode2":"061","adminCode1":"NY","postalCode":"10011","countryCode":"US","lng":-73.99963,"placeName":"New York City","lat":40.740225,"adminName1":"New York"},{"adminName2":"New York","adminCode2":"061","adminCode1":"NY","postalCode":"10012","countryCode":"US","lng":-73.998284,"placeName":"New York City","lat":40.72553,"adminName1":"New York"}]}
code:
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