where do you want to know it?
in the client or in the server?
in the server you need to find the control ( using FindControl() ) and
check the Checked property.
In the client you can do something similar too.
where do you want to know it?
in the client or in the server?
in the server you need to find the control ( using FindControl() ) and
check the Checked property.
In the client you can do something similar too.
client side
If you want to do it client side you have two options:
1- hook the onchange event of the checkbox, you can do it from the
code behind.
2- Create a script that runs in the client and check the status of the
control, it would need to know the name of the controls.
you can name the controls using a prefix for example and then look for
them.
This is an example:
var trs = document.getElementsByTagName("TR"); //returns all
the TR elements
var foundRows= 0;
for( i=0; i<trs.length; i++)
{
if ( (trs.name!= null) &&
(trs.name.indexOf(this._RowNameIndicator)!= -1) )
{
//found it.
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