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When I try to execute a remote script passing a string array, it fails. No error message, it just does not execute. The same script works if I use int, bool, or float data types but not with strings. Below is an example of the javascript that calls the server code and the server method also. I realize in the following example that a string is not the correct data type for the Blur method, but it is just an example. I get the same problem with any method trying to accept a string. Code:<script>
function blurImage()
{
if (!bmv.invokeRemoteMethod("BlurImage",new Array("10","1")))
{
alert("Please wait until previous operation is completed.");
}
checkExceptions();
}
</script>
[RemoteScriptingMethod]
public void BlurImage(string radius, string pos)
{
bmvEditor.Bitmap.UndoRedoEnabled = true;
bmvEditor.Bitmap.Transforms.Blur((float)Convert.ToInt32(radius), Transforms.BlurType.Gaussian);
}
Also, when I change the code to pass just one argument, it fails no matter what data type. Hence, the extra argument in the preceding example. Thank you for your help, Rick Deigsler Edited by user Sunday, December 23, 2007 5:43:41 PM(UTC)
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A correction to the last sentence...when I pass 1 element in the second argument in the javascript the method fails. Whether it is a new array with 1 element or just passing a single value. see below Code:if (!bmv.invokeRemoteMethod("BlurImage",new Array("10")))
or Code:if (!bmv.invokeRemoteMethod("BlurImage",10))
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Hello, Quote:rdeigsler (9/4/2005)A correction to the last sentence...when I pass 1 element in the second argument in the javascript the method fails. Whether it is a new array with 1 element or just passing a single value. see below Code:if (!bmv.invokeRemoteMethod("BlurImage",new Array("10")))
or Code:if (!bmv.invokeRemoteMethod("BlurImage",10))
According JavaScript documentation when we pass one parameter in Array constructor we create the array with length specified in this parameter. So way the correct code will be: Code:var params=new Array();
params(0)="10"
if (!bmv.invokeRemoteMethod("BlurImage", params))
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Best regards,
Fedor Skvortsov
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Quote:rdeigsler (9/4/2005)A correction to the last sentence...when I pass 1 element in the second argument in the javascript the method fails. Whether it is a new array with 1 element or just passing a single value. see below Code:if (!bmv.invokeRemoteMethod("BlurImage",new Array("10")))
or Code:if (!bmv.invokeRemoteMethod("BlurImage",10))
Also I recommend you to set DebugFrameVisible to true value for debug info view. Edited by user Tuesday, January 1, 2008 5:17:30 AM(UTC)
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Best regards,
Fedor Skvortsov
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