No, because ascx controls don’t represent a real URL that can be accessed from a client machine. They’re purely server-side meant to embed in other pages. What you might want to do is just have an aspx page that provides the same snippet of html you currently have in your ascx file. An aspx page … Read more
Well, that’s not the correct approach. At the web service method level you cannot see anything about the page structure. In this method you can only load your list of items and return it. Where this list is binded to is none of GetListItems’ business. You can manage the display of the Items by implementing … Read more
As mentioned by @Tim Schmelter This doesn’t answer this question because you can’t access page’s controls from a webmethod. Please go through asp.net access a control from static function The whole point of [WebMethod]s is that they don’t run the ASP.Net page lifecycle. This way, they’re fast and parallelizable. Your controls don’t exist. your question … Read more
This should work in all browsers by following the steps below: The page method must have the System.Web.Services.WebMethod attribute. [WebMethod] The page method must be public. [WebMethod] public … The page method must be static. [WebMethod] public static … The page method must be defined on the page (either inline or in the code-behind). It … Read more
Do you know that Page Methods are working properly? If you use the the ScriptManager do they work? It sounds like you might be missing a web.config entry. Specifically the HttpModules section.