Checkboxlist Item Disabled Through C# But Again I Am Trying To Enable It Using Jquery But Not Working

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Hi All,
I have a checkbox list inside gridview, i disabled list items through C# code on click one button i am trying to enable those items through Jquery code but not enableing. Code executing properly but not enableing. Please help me.

Posted 28-Aug-15 3:40am

Ramesh0809

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Sinisa Hajnal 28-Aug-15 10:09am

You didn't post the code or html.

Check the source of your page (final rendering) and see which part did your server side code disable (it may be parent span or something) and then adjust javascript to undo that.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Aug-15 10:21am

Exactly.
—SA

Ramesh0809 28-Aug-15 10:48am

Page load i am disabling using C#.net and Jquery function calling without postback. it is not hitting C# code. But still having issue

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Aug-15 11:41am

You just got a good advice; which part of it is unclear?
—SA

Sinisa Hajnal 30-Aug-15 15:26pm

If you're using c#, you're using server code.

If you're using only javascript, you should be able to reverse the property. Please post the code so that someone can help if you're stuck. Thank you.

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