Hi the context object is the last parameter in your server side call
and can be accessed using the res.context object
I copy pasted this from someone elses post in this ajax group
function blah()
{
var context = {};
context.Name = 'Hallo';
context.Street = 'Sesamestreet';
MyPage.ClientFunction(par1, par2, blah_CB, context);
]
function blah_CB(res)
{
if (res.error == null)
{
var val = res.value;
var context = res.context;
alert(context.Street);
}
}
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