First, thanks for the great library.
Just fyi,
I ran into an issue when trying to pass a custom class back to the
server. If I override the default constructor to use some parameters
the class comes back as null to the client. To reproduce you can
replace this line in the MyAjaxClass.cs in the starter kit:
public MyAjaxClass()
{
}
with
public MyAjaxClass(string test)
{
}
It threw me for a few hours because I am new to the library and
thought I was doing something wrong (maybe I was).
Thanks again,
Jim
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