Corrado Lembo
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JAVASCRIPT Switchers PLUGIN fail postback
I'm editing an ASP.NET template that includes the use of JQUERY Switchery plugin to show stylized checkbox.
My project also includes the use of MasterPage.
I need to run code when the state of the checkbox control change, and for this reason I have activated the control property AutoPostBack = TRUE
Unfortunately, because of the Switcher plugin changes the screen state of the control but does not trigger server event , I cannot execute code behind.
There is a way to fire event when checkbox change state using this plugin?
This is my checkbox in asps page:
<asp:CheckBox runat="server" ID="chkModality" data-plugin="switchery" data-color="#f05050" Style="float:left;padding-
This is javascript code in core.js file
Components.prototype.initS
$('[data-plugin="switchery
if ($(this).prop("tagName") == "SPAN" && $(this).find("input[type=c
var chk = $(this).find("input[type=c
new Switchery(chk[0], $(this).data());
} else {
new Switchery($(this)[0], $(this).data());
}
});
},
How I can do it?
My project also includes the use of MasterPage.
I need to run code when the state of the checkbox control change, and for this reason I have activated the control property AutoPostBack = TRUE
Unfortunately, because of the Switcher plugin changes the screen state of the control but does not trigger server event , I cannot execute code behind.
There is a way to fire event when checkbox change state using this plugin?
This is my checkbox in asps page:
<asp:CheckBox runat="server" ID="chkModality" data-plugin="switchery" data-color="#f05050" Style="float:left;padding-
This is javascript code in core.js file
Components.prototype.initS
$('[data-plugin="switchery
if ($(this).prop("tagName") == "SPAN" && $(this).find("input[type=c
var chk = $(this).find("input[type=c
new Switchery(chk[0], $(this).data());
} else {
new Switchery($(this)[0], $(this).data());
}
});
},
How I can do it?
SOLUTION
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Can you check the following:
1. Verify the function I posted above is wrapped inside document ready.
2. Add a console.log("hello world"); as the first line inside that function I gave above. Run your page, click the checkbox and check F12 console to see if "hello world" appears.
1. Verify the function I posted above is wrapped inside document ready.
2. Add a console.log("hello world"); as the first line inside that function I gave above. Run your page, click the checkbox and check F12 console to see if "hello world" appears.
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what a difference with
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or
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or
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