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Strange event behavior with check boxes

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Froefel - 26 Jul 2007 16:23 GMT
I've designed a gridview that contains a template field with an
unbound checkbox, allowing the user to select certain rows for further
action.

I am capturing the CheckedChanged event in order to set the grid's
SelectedIndex equal to the row whose check box was checked or
unchecked. However, for some strange reason when I click a checkbox
the CheckedChanged event fires for every checked checkbox in the grid,
from top to bottom. Consequently, the SelectedIndex always ends up
being the last checked row.

Can anyone shed some light on this behavior?

-- Hans
Masudur - 28 Jul 2007 12:30 GMT
> I've designed a gridview that contains a template field with an
> unbound checkbox, allowing the user to select certain rows for further
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>
> -- Hans

Hi...

can you please provide some code sample...

Masudur

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