@Html.TextBox("SomeID", "SomeValue" ,new { type = "Checkbox" })

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I have created a checkbox using textbox in asp.net mvc 4 on view page like this.

@Html.TextBox("SomeID", "SomeValue" ,new { type = "Checkbox" })

now based on some condition, I would like to check this checkbox.

How could it be possible?

I have tried @Html.TextBox("SomeID", "SomeValue" ,new { type = "Checkbox", value = "true" })

but it is not working.

Thank you.

Posted 29-Aug-13 20:43pm

Tanna Jayesh

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4 solutions

Solution 1

You should set the AllowRating property to true, preferably in the controller or model.
Like other inputs, the checkbox's state reflects the value of the property.

Posted 29-Aug-13 21:02pm

muneebalikiyani

Solution 4

set this

ViewBag.Checkboxvale

in previous action where it comes from

var ischeck= ='@ViewBag.Checkboxvalue';

if(ischeck=="Y")
{

$("#SomeID").attr('checked', true);

}
else{

$("#SomeID").removeAttr('checked', true);

}

Posted 4-Sep-13 3:49am

tpkpradeep

Solution 2

Why not to use @Html.Checkbox()?
为何不直接用@Html.Checkbox()

Posted 30-Aug-13 0:13am

zj493241838@sina.com

Updated 30-Aug-13 0:14am

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SPASWIN · Accepted Answer · 2013-08-30T01:48:00

Solution 3

by using javaScript/jquery you can Check/Uncheck the checkBox

JavaScript

<script type="text/javascript">
    if (//Here Check your Condition)
    {
        $("#SomeID").attr('checked', true);
    }

</script>

OR

HTML

@Html.TextBox("SomeID", "someValue" ,new { type = "Checkbox",@checked=true })

Posted 30-Aug-13 1:48am

SPASWIN

Updated 30-Aug-13 1:57am

v3