Passing ManagedObject to Javascript method

08-31-2008 6:10 AM |

 Hi,

Please can someone give me an example code for passing in a managed instance to a JavaScript function? or How to do this?

For example:

I have the following class(es):

1    namespace myProject 
2    {
3      [ScriptableType]
4      public partial class Page : UserControl
5      {
6         SomeClass myObject = SomeClass();
7         
8         void Page_Loaded(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) {
9            HtmlPage.RegisterScriptableObject("myObject", myObject);
10        }
11        // methods for my silverlight object
12      }
13   
14      [ScriptableType]
15      public class SomeClass()
16      {
17         [ScriptableMember]
18         public int someMember { get; set;}
19      }
20   }

  Is it possible to pass SomeClass object into JavaScript so I can do the following?

 

1    function setMember(someClassObject) {
2       someClassObject.someMember = 1;
3    }

 
also would this update myObject on the Silverlight end? and is it possible to do something like this for the following situation : http://silverlight.net/forums/p/23825/85293.aspx#85293  Any help is much appreciated.

Cheers,  

Nilu   

Re: Passing ManagedObject to Javascript method

08-31-2008 6:13 AM |

I'm not sure but take a look here

http://broux.developpez.com/private/SL/faq/?page=Javascript#ParametersComplexJS

I'm sorry it's in French.

Re: Re: Passing ManagedObject to Javascript method

08-31-2008 9:55 AM |

 Thank you for the help :) but it's not quite what I'm looking for. If you look at the other post, I need to be able to access the object through Javascript. Unfortunately, I can't access anything of Silverlight from JavaScript in a 3rd party web site. Even though I enable HTML access. :(

The only other way it seems possible is to pass in the managed object itself as an argument to the JavaScript method. But I can't seem to de-serialise the object passed from Silverlight on the Javascript end. It generates an error, which says reference to NPObject. :(

Thank you for the help though...

Re: Re: Passing ManagedObject to Javascript method

09-01-2008 11:27 AM |

 Thanks for that! :D JSON worked like a charm. Also I found another tutorial that helped me.