I'm still a little confused on how I pass Enums into a function.
for example: here is my enum
public enum MyEnum
{
One = 0,
Two = 1,
Three = 2
}
My function "Server Side":
public string GetSomeValues(MyEnum e) {...}
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My question comes in the JavaScript, when I use the
AjaxPro.Utility.RegisterEnumForAjax(MyEnum) I get the following
JavaScript:
addNamespace("Mypage")
MyPage.MyEnum = { "One":0,"Two":1,"Three":2 }
How do I pass this enum in my JavaScript?
I know I can do something like GetSomeValue(MyPage.MyEnum.Two,
callback);
But this puts a burdon on everything else. I have drop downs and
select boxes throught my HTML that have the numeric values:
Select One: <select><option value="0">One</options><option
value="1">Two</option>.....</select>
My question is how can I do something like:
GetSomeValue(MyPage.MyEnum[1], callback);
I hope this makes sense.....the jist of it is I want to pass numeric
values around...
Any pointers will be greatly appreciated.
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