On 7/31/06, achio_84 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi all.... > I'm facing a problem which is 'less' concern about SVG. > I have a HTML page for user to input data(actually to input x and y > coordinates) and these data will be stored in 2 arrays for later use to > draw a SVG polyline. My problem is how to pass these two arrays(using > javascript) with data to server side(C#.net) so that I can manipulate > them later. And how can I get these data at server side? Hope to see > some code sample. > > I know maybe my question is not directly about SVG but I hope that > anyone of you here can help me solve this problem. > Thanks for that. > > Regards, > achio. > > > There is not one method to communicate to server. But any way you should first. var var1=Array1.join() var var2=Array2.join() Once you have 2 string you can do: 1- Put in one or two TextArea of an FORM of an IFRAME the post the IFRAME(hidden). 2- Using AJAX. Depend on the length of the strings. if they are 2048 or less the you can either POST or GET. (Your C# Make your C# output something such as "OK") and use var1,var2 as URL variables. POST is a little tricky. Browser AND/OR version do a little difference. I have seen one scenarios that you have to have the data in XML format. (otherwise it hang death) . I would suggest you should do GET ="Less a little bit of surprise".
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