When I put a breakpoint inside CheckBox_CheckedChanged it's never hit when the my checkbox gets clicked If you want the event to fire when the check box gets clicked, you also need to set AutoPostBack = true on the check box. If you put the cursor in the text box and press return (causing a post back), does the event fire?
When I put a breakpoint inside CheckBox_CheckedChanged it's never hit when the my checkbox gets clicked. " If you want the event to fire when the check box gets clicked, you also need to set AutoPostBack = true on the check box. If you put the cursor in the text box and press return (causing a post back), does the event fire?
Yep. That was it. Thank you!
– Ozzie Perez Oct 1 '09 at 13:55.
Add the CheckBox. AutoPostBack property and set it to "true". CheckBox cb = ((CheckBox)myPanel.
FindControl(c1. ID). FindControl(c1.
CheckBoxID)); if(cb! = null) { cb. AutoPostBack = true; }.
Of course! Thank you. – Ozzie Perez Oct 1 '09 at 13:54.
When I put a breakpoint inside CheckBox_CheckedChanged it's never hit when the my checkbox gets clicked. So, it doesn't seem to be picking up when I add the event handler. It's weird, cause it picks up everything else though.
Am I missing something?
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