jQuery FullCalendar and ASP.Net: Problems with AJAX requests and responses

The "Fullcalendar" plugin for jQuery sends two parameters ("start" and "end") as form parameters via POST  requests, which are not well processed by ASP.net WebServices (version >=3.5), which are expecting a well-formed JSON.

The result of the asp.net webmethod is a JSON object nested in the property "d" of another JSON object. This sintax is not understandable by Fullcalendar.

To solve these problems just edit fullcalendar.js changing _fetchEventSource function:

[...]
$.ajax($.extend({}, ajaxDefaults, source, {
data: JSON.stringify(data), // -- Line changed
success: function(events) {
//events = events || []; -- Line commented
events = events.d; // -- Line added
[...]

Note: JSON.stringify() is a function from the json2.js library.