Posting Data to ASP.NET - Revision history

James: /* Device Side */ Updated links.

2013-11-21T16:56:52Z

Device Side: Updated links.

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	See [[Ajax]] and [[~~Ajax_made_Simple~~]] for more information.		See [[Ajax]] and [[Ajax made Simple]] for more information.

	== Server Side ==		== Server Side ==

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2013-11-21T16:56:06Z

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	There are many ways to process the data using ASP.NET. The simplest ~~would be~~ to embed code in the .aspx file. For ~~instance~~:		There are many ways to process the data using ASP.NET. The simplest is to embed code in the .aspx file. For example:

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	There are several ~~other~~ tutorials online that deal with various ways of ~~creating~~ ASP.NET ~~pages~~.		There are several tutorials online that deal with various ways of processing requests with ASP.NET.

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== Device Side ==

To post data to an ASP.NET page, the device side code is the same as what you would use for any other backend technology:

<pre>
req = Ajax("/sendData_ajaxPost.aspx", "POST", "myText=" & txtSend.value)
</pre>

See [[Ajax]] and [[Ajax_made_Simple]] for more information.

== Server Side ==

There are many ways to process the data using ASP.NET. The simplest would be to embed code in the .aspx file. For instance:

<pre>
<%
Dim myText as String
myText = Request.Form("myText")
'Additional processing of myText here...
%>
<html><body>
<p>myText is: <%=myText%></p>
</body></html>
</pre>

There are several other tutorials online that deal with various ways of creating ASP.NET pages.