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Unanswered: How to implement the ASP.NET code from the documentation?
Unanswered: How to implement the ASP.NET code from the documentation?
Hello,
I'm reading a JSONP file. In the documentation (http://docs.sencha.com/touch/2-0/#!/...ta.proxy.JsonP ) under the section "Implementing on the server side", there's an ASP.NET listing.
I'm not familiar with ASP.NET as to how to place this code section into what file and whether I need any header/tag/etc and if so what?
Eg, I can implement the PHP code just fine, by creating a *.php file and place the code section within a <?php ... ?> tag.
How can I do the same with the ASP.NET code listing? What tags, etc do I need? What file extension, aspx?
Thanks!
32 views and nobody knows?
The fun part is, I've asked our .NET programmers and they don't know it. I've also asked the same question on a .NET forum yesterday and I'm not getting a response there either. So apparently nobody knows how to use this in a .NET environment.
Why is this function not in the documentation in a complete form so it would be possible to just copy/paste to make it usable?
Sencha - Senior Forum Manager
This sounds like an ASP question, not a Sencha Touch question.
I totally agree. But since it is written by Sencha in the Sencha Touch docs, I wish at least they would've written it to be usable.
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