What I meant by bookmark was to put a breakpoint within the queryDB
method to see if the strGValue variable had data.
If you are using the AjaxPro.Net library passing parameters to Ajax
"enabled" methods is easy.
Here is the basic syntax to call
<namepsace>.<classname>.<method>(<param1>, <param2>, <callback>);
where
<namespace> = The .NET namespace where your ASP.NET page resides
<classname> = The ASP.NET page class name
<method> = The Ajax enabled method
<param#> = One parameter for each parameter described in the method
above.
<callback> = Optional but recommended JavaScript to call when the
request is completed.
EXAMPLE:
<namespace>.AjaxTest .queryDB(ItemDescription, GetContact_Callback);
For more samples and a powerpoint, check out the presentation I gave at
a recent code camp http://www.josephguadagno.net
Joe
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