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How can I retain a HTML RadioButton on postback using ASP.NET and C#?

Asked by michael1174 in Programming for ASP.NET, C# Programming Language

I just want to be able on postback to make 1 of 2 radio buttons CHECKED using C#.

Right now, I am retriving termValue = Request.Form["Term"]; which will give me the name value of either the radio buttons, but I dont know how to check the radio button using C#.

Below is the code I have now, but when the code gets to the Checked statement, its looking for an assignment, and "= true" doesnt work.

This is an HTML radio button I'm working with, not an ASP.NET one.
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termValue = Request.Form["Term"];
			if (termValue == "SpecificDates")
			{
				rbtnSpecificDates.Checked; 
			}
			else if (termValue == "DateRange") 
			{
				rbtnDateRange.Checked ;
			}
 
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