Access Code Behind variable in .aspx page in jquery

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How to access the .aspx.cs variable on .aspx page using jquery..

Priyaranjan K S · Answer

Hi Abhishek  Say you have the below variable in .cs file . public string car= Hyundai; Now you can access this in aspx's Javascript method as below : var carManufacturer; function GetCar() { carManufacturer= } You may also refer these links for a better picture . http://www.codeproject.com/Tips/421207/Accessing-Csharp-Variables-in-JavaScript http://www.intstrings.com/ramivemula/asp-net/access-code-behind-variables-in-aspx-and-javascript/ Thanks Priyan If you found this useful Please mark this as Answer

Abhishek Kumar · Answer

I tried it but it takes in a single quotes ... thanks srr..

Krishna Rajput Singh · Answer

below find some of source link as a reference for your question help to find your answer i hope helpful for you http://www.intstrings.com/ramivemula/asp-net/access-code-behind-variables-in-aspx-and-javascript/ http://www.codeproject.com/Tips/421207/Accessing-Csharp-Variables-in-JavaScript http://www.dotnetcurry.com/ShowArticle.aspx?ID=203

Sanjay Sabariya · Answer

you can use this code to display aspx.cs variable in javascript. var str = ; alert(str);

magesh manavalan · Answer

What is this above code please give me with example

Mukesh Kumar · Answer

Hi See below an example of using .aspx.cs method from jquery. $(document).ready(function () { $(#MainContent_ddlCountry).change(function () { $(#tblCustomers tbody tr).remove(); $.ajax({ type: POST url: Default.aspx/GetCustomers data: '{country: ' + $(this).val() + ' }' contentType: application/json; charset=utf-8 dataType: json success: function (data) { response($.map(data.d function (item) { var rows =   +   + item.CustomerID +   +   + item.CompanyName +   +   + item.ContactName +   +   + item.ContactTitle +   +   + item.City +   +   + item.Phone +   + ; $('#tblCustomers tbody').append(rows); })) } failure: function (response) { var r = jQuery.parseJSON(response.responseText); alert(Message:  + r.Message); alert(StackTrace:  + r.StackTrace); alert(ExceptionType:  + r.ExceptionType); } }); }); }); thanks