JS calls C # method __.net

JS calls the foreground embedded C # method:

The C # method for page embedding is as follows:

<%@ Import namespace= "System"%>
<%@ Import namespace= "System.IO"%>
<%@ Import namespace= "System.Runtime.InteropServices"%>
<script language= "C #" runat= "Server" >


public string Testjstofunction (string strtest)
{
return strtest;
}
public string testjstofunction ()
{
Return "JS call page C # method";
}
public string Testjstofunction (string strtest, String ss)
{
return strtest;
}


</script>

There is a method without parameters, including a method containing two parameters.

JS can write this:

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function Getusernamepwd (userName, PWD) {
Alert (userName + "\ n" + Pwd);
var name = UserName + ', ' + Pwd;
var pwd = pwd;

var stt= ' <%=testjstofunction ("' + name+ ', ' +pwd + '")%> ';
alert (STT);
Return "returns the verification result:";
}

var stt= ' <%=testjstofunction ("' + name+ ', ' +pwd + '")%> in the above statement; Call the C # method that contains a parameter.

At present, we have not found the two parameters can be called JS writing.

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