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C# Javascriptserializer And Datetime.minvalue Crossing Timezones

C# Javascriptserializer And Datetime.minvalue Crossing Timezones

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Given that I have a client and a server, and a class like this: Client side: (TimeZone: UTC -8) cla… Read more C# Javascriptserializer And Datetime.minvalue Crossing Timezones
Javascriptserializer Is Subtracting One Day From Date

Javascriptserializer Is Subtracting One Day From Date

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I am using JavaScriptSerializer for serializing DateTime, but when I deserialize it show one day le… Read more Javascriptserializer Is Subtracting One Day From Date
Json Value Is Sometimes A String And Sometimes An Object

Json Value Is Sometimes A String And Sometimes An Object

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I have some JSON that can come in two different formats. Sometimes the location value is a string,… Read more Json Value Is Sometimes A String And Sometimes An Object
Json Deserialization Is Not Working With Flurl

Json Deserialization Is Not Working With Flurl

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I try to consume an json APIwith Flurl from a website and I'm getting parse errors or conversio… Read more Json Deserialization Is Not Working With Flurl
Javascriptserializer.maxjsonlength Exceeded. What's The Best Practice For Handling This?

Javascriptserializer.maxjsonlength Exceeded. What's The Best Practice For Handling This?

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I've got a large amound of data I'm sending down to the client using jQuery's $.ajax() … Read more Javascriptserializer.maxjsonlength Exceeded. What's The Best Practice For Handling This?
Use Javascriptserializer To Deserialize Object When Json Is Wrapped

Use Javascriptserializer To Deserialize Object When Json Is Wrapped

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Sample of JSON: { '1':{ 'guid':'8a40135230891fa70130891ff1000009',… Read more Use Javascriptserializer To Deserialize Object When Json Is Wrapped