Retaining the state of checked box

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How to maintain the checked state of a check box during Paging in a GridView Control.
I am binding the grid in page indexing.

I tried for a solution by searching in google.

The given code is not working, it throws "casting error
in conversion from checkbox type to bool".

Is there any solution for retaining the checkbox values during paging.

Thankyou,
yashoda

Posted 11-Mar-11 2:05am

bandayashoda

Updated 11-Mar-11 2:07am

Ramalinga Koushik

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OriginalGriff 11-Mar-11 8:38am

"The given code is not working, it throws..."
What code is this? Since we can't see it, it is very difficult to debug...

Edit your question and provide the relevant code fragment!

Sandeep Mewara 11-Mar-11 9:13am

Sounds like Web. Is it web or windows?

fjdiewornncalwe 11-Mar-11 10:10am

We'll need to see the code, but if you are getting that error then I am assuming that you are somewhere comparing the chkBoxControl == true instead of chkBoxControl.Checked == true. Post a snippet and we can help you much more effectively.

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Toli Cuturicu · Answer 1 · 2011-03-11T06:40:00

Solution 1

Marcus Kramer's comment is almost sure the correct answer! Use it.

Posted 11-Mar-11 6:40am

Toli Cuturicu