Setting the Panel to disabled would work for asp Controls like CheckBox but not for an input with runat=server. This checkbox is disabled because the panel has Enabled=false.
Setting the Panel to disabled would work for asp Controls like CheckBox but not for an input with runat=server. This checkbox is disabled because the panel has Enabled=false: You could also easily fix this with jquery (client side): $('#mypanelClientID inputtype=checkbox'). Attr('disabled', true).
Using JavaScript you may do something like this : var controls = document. GetElementById(""). GetElementsByTagName("input"); for (var I = 0; I Length; i++) controlsi.
Disabled = true; Note that ASP. Net produces dynamic Id's for server side controls (panel here ) , that tends to use document. GetElementById("") above.
– French Boy Aug 2 at 7:34 That's possible, you could write a custom control for that. But is there a reason you don't use asp:CheckBox instead of your checkbox? – Willem Aug 2 at 7:44.
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