Hi Tom,
The reason the checkbox event fires is because it changed. When you click a
radio button that is already set it doesn't change so the onCheckedChanged
even will never fire. You'll need to rethink your design. When a user
clicks a radio button do what you need to do. If you have a radio button
checked as default, then when you dish out the page you will need to setup
your code so that everything you would do when that radio button is selected
is already done. Or, just push out the radio buttons with none of them
selected. Having a user click a radio button to select it, when it is
already selected, to perform some action is not very intuitive and probably
would just confuse the user. Good luck! Ken.
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Is there a way to allow a user to press a radio button if it is already
selected?
There is an onCheckedChanged event that fires when the person presses the
button and it is isn't selected already. If it is selected, it doesn't
fire. This isn't the case with a checkbox. The event fires whether the
control is already checked or not.
Thanks,
Tom.