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CheckBox

Working with CheckBox

The CheckBox server control accepts Boolean (true or false) input. When selected, its Checked property is true. Typically a check box is processed as one of several fields in a form; however, it can be used to trigger postback to the server if its AutoPostBack property is true. The following sample illustrates using the CheckBox control.

 
VB CheckBox1.aspx

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