C# Function Encrypt in JavaScript

Question

I want to use Encrypt(myString) from C# in JS code.

Is this possible?

I tried something like that:

In C#

public object IDToUrl(int myNumber)
    {
        return Encrypt(myNumber.ToString());
    }

In JS

var encryptedValue = '<%=IDToUrl(data.id)%>';

but it doesn't work.

What methodology are you using to serve your HTML? WebForms or MVC? Are you trying to use your '<%=IDToUrl(data.id)%>'; in a .js page, or in your HTML page? — krillgar
– krillgar, Commented Jul 30, 2014 at 14:00

T McKeown · Accepted Answer · 2014-07-30 14:01:27Z

1

That code would only work if that IDToUrl() method is local to that page. You don't state what view you are using, but I would solve this with a helper class.

Add a Helper class like this:

public static class SomeNameHelper
{
   public static object IDToUrl(int myNumber)
   {
      return Encrypt(myNumber.ToString());
   }
   public static object Encrypt(string s){
      ... whatever code that is required...
   }
}

In js:

var encryptedValue = '<%=SomeNameHelper.IDToUrl(data.id)%>';

answered Jul 30, 2014 at 14:01

T McKeown

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