I want to send two parameters in $ .get to the onget page, but these two parameters will be sent blank. Did I pass wrong in $ .get? My question is, did I pass these parameters correctly in $ .get?
function DeleteEpisode(episodeid) {
var corseid = document.getElementById("corseidfordelete").value;
Swal.fire({
title: 'delet؟',
showDenyButton: true,
confirmButtonText: 'yes',
denyButtonText: `no`,
}).then((result) => {
if (result.isConfirmed) {
Swal.fire('save!', '', 'success').then((r) => {
if (r.isConfirmed)
{
$.get("/Admin/Courses/IndexEpisode/?
id="+corseid+"episodeid="+episodeid);
}
})
} else if (result.isDenied) {
Swal.fire('error', '', 'info')
}
}) };
Method onget
public void OnGet(long id,long episodeid=0 )
{
_CourseEpisodeApplication.DeleteEpisode(episodeid);
courseid=id;
lstEpisode=_CourseEpisodeApplication.GetCourseEpisode(id);
}
You have two errors.
First one is that you did not specify the query separator & in your URI
Here is the fixed one.
$.get("/Admin/Courses/IndexEpisode/?id="+corseid+"&episodeid="+episodeid);
Secondly, based on your code. The browser will throw an error due to unescaped break line.
$.get("/Admin/Courses/IndexEpisode/? <---
--> id="+corseid+"episodeid="+episodeid);
For future reference, just use jQuery PlainObject
$.get('/Admin/Courses/IndexEpisode/', {
id: corseid,
episodeid: episodeid
});