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user1977591
user1977591

Reputation: 211

jQuery syntax error?

I found an example here on stackoverflow that I am trying to recreate and use a solution. here is the link to the example: Refreshing Partial View in MVC 3

what is wrong with my syntax?

function RefreshPartial() {
        $('#invited-teams').load('/Challenge/GetInvitedTeams', {Model.ChallengeId});
    }

will this work? or does it need to have the curly brackets?

function RefreshPartial() {
        $('#invited-teams').load('/Challenge/GetInvitedTeams', "<%= Model.ChallengeId %>" );
    }

UPDATE:

 function RefreshPartial() {
        $('#invited-teams').load('/Challenge/GetInvitedTeams',
            {'paramname' : <%:Model.ChallengeId %> });
    }

my partial view:

            <div id="invited-teams">
                <% Html.RenderPartial("InvitedTeams", Model.InvitedTeams); %>
            </div>

So, this is what my refreshPartial method is looking like:

function RefreshPartial() {
        alert("in refresh partial");
        alert("<%:Model.ChallengeId %>");
        $('#invited-teams').load('/Challenge/GetInvitedTeams', { 
            'paramname': '<%:Model.ChallengeId %>'
        });


    }

it alerts both alerts correctly, with the 2nd one having the correct ChallengeID. The page is still going blank though. hmm..

Upvotes: 0

Views: 185

Answers (1)

Starx
Starx

Reputation: 79059

Your function does not specify a parameter name.

function RefreshPartial() {
    $('#invited-teams').load('/Challenge/GetInvitedTeams', {
       'paramname' :'<%:Model.ChallengeId %>'//Or your ASP wrapper here
    });
}

Upvotes: 3

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