How to pass Stringified JSON to C# Method?

[Jdubb]

I've spent the last night trying to figure this out.Basically in Google Maps, I am able to generate directions, or waypoints, between two points that the user chooses in client side Javascript.I ideally want to be able to store these in my database ( Im using C#.NET and SQL Server DB ) by passing these to a server side C# method..I've got to the point where I can put the directions I need into a string by using:\[code\]*var string = JSON.stringify(response);*\[/code\]Now, here's where I'm stuck.How do I pass this to a C# webforms method?I've seen an MVC C# solution to my problem as:\[code\]var str = JSON.stringify(data)var city = {}; city.Directions = str; $.ajax({ type: 'POST', url: 'usertrip.aspx/GetDirections', data: str , contentType: 'application/json; charset=utf-8', dataType: 'json', success: function (r) { alert(r.d.Directions);; } });\[/code\]But I've tested, and have concluded that this won't work for webforms. Does anyone know how I can alter this code so that I can pass the string to a Webforms method and not MVC? Thanks!