Sys.Serialization.JavaScriptSerializer serialize Method
Converts an ECMAScript (JavaScript) object graph into a JSON string. This member is static and can be invoked without creating an instance of the class.
Syntax
var result = JavaScriptSerializer.serialize(value);
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Parameter
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Description
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value
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The JavaScript object graph to serialize.
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Exceptions
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ArgumentException
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value contains a value that cannot be serialized.
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Remarks
The serialize method skips any properties that start with the prefix "$", because that is a special naming convention used by Microsoft ASP.NET AJAX. You must make sure that any other properties of a JavaScript object have a corresponding mapping to deserialization targets on the server.
null is not an allowed value for value. If you are serializing a numeric value, you must specify a number for value. NaN and Number.Infinity are not allowed. If an invalid value is encountered, the serialize method throws an error.