Up until now I have been defining my C# .NET methods with specific
types...
public void Test(int SomeNumber, String SomeString)
and calling this function from JS via Ajax.NET has been very loose with
my parameter types. Calling Test('1', 'some text') would successfully
call the .NET Test method.
As of the latest library 6.4.4.1 I started having a problem where I
need to send the specific types my .NET functions are looking for.
Ex:
Test('1', 'some text') fails, although
Test(parseInt('1', 10), 'some text') does go through.
Is there some functionality that was lost to where I need to pass all
the parameters as the correct types or is this problem somehow
unrelated and I'm just missing a necessary JS include or web.config
setting?
Thanks in advance,
Chris Fraschetti
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