Teemu Keiski
3/2/2004 11:01:00 AM
Hi,
that is due to the way CheckBox renders (not sure why it is that way that
inside SPAN), but to be sure what is rendered you can use HTML server
control e.g <input type="checkbox" runat="server"> and so forth.
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Teemu Keiski
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"Steve" <steve@I_dont_need_no_stickin_penis_pills.com> wrote in message
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I create a checkbox at run time.
public CheckBox makeCheckBox()
{
CheckBox cbC = new CheckBox();
cbC.Checked = true;
cbC.ID = "chkBoxAlpha;
cbC.Text = "Check this";
cbC.CssClass = "CheckBox";
cbC.Attributes["onchange"]= "dirty()";
return cbC;
}
I set the Attribute onchange to run a javascript program called dirty().
However, the rendered code is
<span class="CheckBox" onchange="dirty()">
<input id="chkBoxAlpha" type="checkbox" name="chkBoxAlpha"
checked="checked" />
<label for="chkBoxAlpha">Check this</label>
</span>
As you can see, the onchange attribute is placed in the <span> tag which of
course does not fire when I click on the box.
Any reason for this? It works fine for text boxes and drop down lists.
Steve