hello michael,
i think i found a bug in the JavaScriptSerializer class in the
SerializeCustomObject Method in conjunction with the
AjaxNonSerializableAttribute and AjaxPropertyAttribute.
When I specify the attributes on properties, they are not regarded,
since you get the customattributes from the Memberinfo of the
get-Method of the property.
The problem lies in line 171 of the JavaScriptSerializer.cs.
PropertyInfo prop = properties[i];
MethodInfo mi = prop.GetGetMethod();
if (mi.GetParameters().Length <= 0)
{
// Bugfix, change mi.GetCustomAttributes to prop.GetCustomAttributes
if((nsa.Length > 0 &&
prop.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(AjaxPropertyAttribute), true).Length >
0) ||
(nsa.Length == 0 && prop.GetCustomAttributes(
typeof(AjaxNonSerializableAttribute), true).Length == 0))
You can easily recreate the problem by creating a class an specifying
the AjaxNoSerializeableAttribute on a public property. When calling the
JavaScriptSerializer.Serialize method with that object, the marked
property will still be included in the resulting JSON string.
if you have any questions or if i should email you a sample to recreate
the problem, please drop me an email.
on the other hand keep up the good work, i definetly enjoy working with
ajaxpro....
regards, hannes.
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