I've got what I believe to be the most straightforward implementation in which I'm registering a type for Ajax (including the optional Page parameter), decorating my public method with AjaxPro.WebMethod(), and then calling the method from script. Each time I get an invalid cast exception returned in the error object. My Ajax method is never called. The class I'm registering is a user control that inherits from a base class and the page inherits from a base class as well. Is this an issue anyone else has dealt with? I've successfully used AJAX.NET (an amazing tool) in other applications, but I can't seem to get it to work in this one.
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