C# Dynamic RadioButton in Update Panel is not firing on first click?











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I have a number of radio buttons created dynamically inside a loop and added to a div inside update panel. On each postback request triggered by checked change event, I recreate the radio buttons in my page_init method. My problem is the radio button I selected is not checked and the checked changed event is not firing on first click. But on subsequent clicks, it works normally and the checked changed event is fired. Only the first click is not firing. What could be the issue?



Simple dynamic radio button.



RadioButton btn2 = new RadioButton();
btn2.Text = "TEST";
btn2.CheckedChanged += Btn2_CheckedChanged; ;
btn2.AutoPostBack = true;
pricetbldiv.Controls.Add(btn2);

private void Btn2_CheckedChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
RadioButton btn = (RadioButton)sender;
string text = btn.Text;
}









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  • Change method as onclick event
    – Arphile
    Nov 22 at 4:02










  • but Radio button does not have onclick server side event.
    – batwing
    Nov 22 at 4:16










  • Oh, I didn't noticed that your code run on asp.net. you can see here stackoverflow.com/questions/8095256/asp-net-radio-button-change to solve your problem I think.
    – Arphile
    Nov 22 at 4:27










  • I've already set AutoPostBack to true
    – batwing
    Nov 22 at 4:41










  • then it's kind of trick, set primary, which added first one, radio button as checked.
    – Arphile
    Nov 22 at 4:46















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I have a number of radio buttons created dynamically inside a loop and added to a div inside update panel. On each postback request triggered by checked change event, I recreate the radio buttons in my page_init method. My problem is the radio button I selected is not checked and the checked changed event is not firing on first click. But on subsequent clicks, it works normally and the checked changed event is fired. Only the first click is not firing. What could be the issue?



Simple dynamic radio button.



RadioButton btn2 = new RadioButton();
btn2.Text = "TEST";
btn2.CheckedChanged += Btn2_CheckedChanged; ;
btn2.AutoPostBack = true;
pricetbldiv.Controls.Add(btn2);

private void Btn2_CheckedChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
RadioButton btn = (RadioButton)sender;
string text = btn.Text;
}









share|improve this question






















  • Change method as onclick event
    – Arphile
    Nov 22 at 4:02










  • but Radio button does not have onclick server side event.
    – batwing
    Nov 22 at 4:16










  • Oh, I didn't noticed that your code run on asp.net. you can see here stackoverflow.com/questions/8095256/asp-net-radio-button-change to solve your problem I think.
    – Arphile
    Nov 22 at 4:27










  • I've already set AutoPostBack to true
    – batwing
    Nov 22 at 4:41










  • then it's kind of trick, set primary, which added first one, radio button as checked.
    – Arphile
    Nov 22 at 4:46













up vote
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favorite









up vote
0
down vote

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I have a number of radio buttons created dynamically inside a loop and added to a div inside update panel. On each postback request triggered by checked change event, I recreate the radio buttons in my page_init method. My problem is the radio button I selected is not checked and the checked changed event is not firing on first click. But on subsequent clicks, it works normally and the checked changed event is fired. Only the first click is not firing. What could be the issue?



Simple dynamic radio button.



RadioButton btn2 = new RadioButton();
btn2.Text = "TEST";
btn2.CheckedChanged += Btn2_CheckedChanged; ;
btn2.AutoPostBack = true;
pricetbldiv.Controls.Add(btn2);

private void Btn2_CheckedChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
RadioButton btn = (RadioButton)sender;
string text = btn.Text;
}









share|improve this question













I have a number of radio buttons created dynamically inside a loop and added to a div inside update panel. On each postback request triggered by checked change event, I recreate the radio buttons in my page_init method. My problem is the radio button I selected is not checked and the checked changed event is not firing on first click. But on subsequent clicks, it works normally and the checked changed event is fired. Only the first click is not firing. What could be the issue?



Simple dynamic radio button.



RadioButton btn2 = new RadioButton();
btn2.Text = "TEST";
btn2.CheckedChanged += Btn2_CheckedChanged; ;
btn2.AutoPostBack = true;
pricetbldiv.Controls.Add(btn2);

private void Btn2_CheckedChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
RadioButton btn = (RadioButton)sender;
string text = btn.Text;
}






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  • Change method as onclick event
    – Arphile
    Nov 22 at 4:02










  • but Radio button does not have onclick server side event.
    – batwing
    Nov 22 at 4:16










  • Oh, I didn't noticed that your code run on asp.net. you can see here stackoverflow.com/questions/8095256/asp-net-radio-button-change to solve your problem I think.
    – Arphile
    Nov 22 at 4:27










  • I've already set AutoPostBack to true
    – batwing
    Nov 22 at 4:41










  • then it's kind of trick, set primary, which added first one, radio button as checked.
    – Arphile
    Nov 22 at 4:46


















  • Change method as onclick event
    – Arphile
    Nov 22 at 4:02










  • but Radio button does not have onclick server side event.
    – batwing
    Nov 22 at 4:16










  • Oh, I didn't noticed that your code run on asp.net. you can see here stackoverflow.com/questions/8095256/asp-net-radio-button-change to solve your problem I think.
    – Arphile
    Nov 22 at 4:27










  • I've already set AutoPostBack to true
    – batwing
    Nov 22 at 4:41










  • then it's kind of trick, set primary, which added first one, radio button as checked.
    – Arphile
    Nov 22 at 4:46
















Change method as onclick event
– Arphile
Nov 22 at 4:02




Change method as onclick event
– Arphile
Nov 22 at 4:02












but Radio button does not have onclick server side event.
– batwing
Nov 22 at 4:16




but Radio button does not have onclick server side event.
– batwing
Nov 22 at 4:16












Oh, I didn't noticed that your code run on asp.net. you can see here stackoverflow.com/questions/8095256/asp-net-radio-button-change to solve your problem I think.
– Arphile
Nov 22 at 4:27




Oh, I didn't noticed that your code run on asp.net. you can see here stackoverflow.com/questions/8095256/asp-net-radio-button-change to solve your problem I think.
– Arphile
Nov 22 at 4:27












I've already set AutoPostBack to true
– batwing
Nov 22 at 4:41




I've already set AutoPostBack to true
– batwing
Nov 22 at 4:41












then it's kind of trick, set primary, which added first one, radio button as checked.
– Arphile
Nov 22 at 4:46




then it's kind of trick, set primary, which added first one, radio button as checked.
– Arphile
Nov 22 at 4:46












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Try to assign group and ID



       btn2.ID = "Text";
btn2.Text = "Text";
btn2.GroupName = "RB";
btn2.CheckedChanged += new EventHandler(Btn2_CheckedChanged);





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    Try to assign group and ID



           btn2.ID = "Text";
    btn2.Text = "Text";
    btn2.GroupName = "RB";
    btn2.CheckedChanged += new EventHandler(Btn2_CheckedChanged);





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             btn2.ID = "Text";
      btn2.Text = "Text";
      btn2.GroupName = "RB";
      btn2.CheckedChanged += new EventHandler(Btn2_CheckedChanged);





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               btn2.ID = "Text";
        btn2.Text = "Text";
        btn2.GroupName = "RB";
        btn2.CheckedChanged += new EventHandler(Btn2_CheckedChanged);





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        Try to assign group and ID



               btn2.ID = "Text";
        btn2.Text = "Text";
        btn2.GroupName = "RB";
        btn2.CheckedChanged += new EventHandler(Btn2_CheckedChanged);






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