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I am working with ASP.net.
I am trying to call a method that exists on the base class for the page I am using. I want to call this method via Javascript and do not require any rendering to be handled by ASP.net.
What would be the easiest way to accomplish this.
I have looked at PageMethods which for some reason are not working and found that a lot of other people have had trouble with them.
It depends on what the method relies on, but assuming it is a static method or that it does not rely on the Page Lifecycle to work, you could expose a webservice endpoint and hit that with whichever Javascript calling mechanism you would like to use.