You want to return a result object with an isSuccess and id property. You can then do the following: success: function (result) { if (!result. IsSuccess) { // display friendly error message indicating that the db insert failed } else { var id = result.Id; // do client side processing with primary key returned from db insert } } How you return the result object depends on your web services framework (e.g. , WCF, MVC, WebMethod, etc. ).
The framework will serialize your . NET object to a JSON encoded result (e. G { isSuccess: true, id: '1234'} ) As an example, in ASP.NET MVC you simply return a JsonResult using Json.(MySerializableResult) If you post what you are using for web services, I'm sure you'll get a specific answer to that framework.
You want to return a result object with an isSuccess and id property. You can then do the following: success: function (result) { if (!result. IsSuccess) { // display friendly error message indicating that the db insert failed } else { var id = result.Id; // do client side processing with primary key returned from db insert } } How you return the result object depends on your web services framework (e.g. , WCF, MVC, WebMethod, etc. ).
The framework will serialize your . NET object to a JSON encoded result (e.g. , { isSuccess: true, id: '1234'}). As an example, in ASP.
NET MVC you simply return a JsonResult using Json.(MySerializableResult). If you post what you are using for web services, I'm sure you'll get a specific answer to that framework.
Thanks for the input, will try it out. I use the kind of web service that is in the link I posted (WebMethod). – Morgan Oct 29 '10 at 6:24.
You want to return a result object with an isSuccess and id property. You can then do the following.
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