The request needs to be encoded for the WCF service context to be able to recognize the data as a class the developer can create. A small sample is attached that: - overrides a function from RadToolTipManager to encode the request - has a simple WCF service implemented that shows how to access the passed data and use it
Hello Jeff, RadToolTipManager did not support WCF services before Q2 2014 SP1 as they require a different context object to be sent. The script provided here overrides the old method to provide support for WCF services. Marin
Hello and thank you for this code sample. I recently added a 2014.1 RadToolTipManager to my Sitefinity project. Prior to your code, the WCF method ran successfully but the context was always empty. I applied your provided javascript code only and now the context is working correctly. My question may be odd but is the RadToolTipManager have some sort of general problem with its WCF implementation or is my application the likely problem and your javascript just corrected some flaw in my implementation of WCF?