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I am using a jQuery calendar to display events, which is designed to pull data from the server. On innit the calendar fires off a AJAX request to get an array of events objects (json encoded). All good so far. However, this request includes a JSON encoded date and time (at leats my implimentation does). The code looks like this: data: function (start, end, callback) { $.post('/planner/GetPlannerEvents', { test: "test", start: JSON.stringify(start), end: JSON.stringify(end) }, function (result) { callback(result); }); } The declaration for the GetPlannerEvents controller method looks like this: public ActionResult GetPlannerEvents(DateTime start, DateTime end) The problem is that asp.net mvc 2 cannot seem to automatically parse the json encoded datetime and as such complains that the start and end values are null. Is there another method I should be using to pass the javascript dates to the server so that they may be parsed correctly? Thanks,
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