In my previous blog post, I have discussed about how to get asynchronous JQuery treevew to work with ASP.NET Webservices, and we identified that, to make a successful ASP.NET webservice call using JQuery the request must be POST request, the content type of the request must be “application/json; charset=utf-8”, and the data parameter of the the $.ajax() method must be passed as a string. We also looked at the tweaks that we need to do to the jquery.treeview.async.js file to get that working. However ......