asp.net core mvc ajax,ASP.NET CORE MVC AJAX

First validate the client side data:

Since no html was provided please log your json:

var request = ...

console.log(request);

$.ajax(...)

Make sure your server side expects the right data

As of your code, the server side expects an object with a string member. So let's give it that. We will create an object representing your json object you are sending to the server:

public class ProjectedModel

{

public string ProjecteId {get;set;}

}

Now modify your method to expect this model:

public IActionResult MostrarTipusPersona(ProjectedModel model)

PS: It looks like your client side ajax method is expecting json. I would recommend removing dataType: "json" from your ajax method as the datatype will be partialhtml view. (Just receive it as a string - or expand your question so we can be sure.)

EDIT:

Passing a string value seems to be the issue then, there are two things to try:

(1)Convert the data to string with toString() method

var request = JSON.stringify(

{'ProjecteId': ($('#ProjecteId').val()).toString()

});

(2) Do it inline like this:

var request = JSON.stringify({

'ProjecteId': "'" + $('#ProjecteId').val() + "'"

});

Off course your other option would be to simply send it an integer.