Retain Radio Button selection on page refresh

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Hi,
I have a a dropdown list with 2 options. Selecting first option from dropdown I display a DIV which has two categories for user to answer.These are radio buttons to be selected.
However after selecting second option from the drop down list,the DIV area is hidden.
Again I select the first option from the drop down list.
Doing this I am losing the user selected values from radio buttons as they get selected to default. How can I retain them to user selected? I am using the "checked" attribute.
Still doesn't work.
Following is the code snippet.

HTML

<TABLE id="Mytable"><TBODY>
<TR>
<TD>
<INPUT type=radio id="firstone" name="first" onclick="" VALUE="1" <%=("1".equals(Mytable)?"CHECKED":"")%>></TD>
<INPUT type=radio id="secondone" name="second" onclick="" VALUE="2" <%=("2".equals(Mytable)?"CHECKED":"")%>></TD>
</TR>
</TBODY>
</TABLE>

Posted 6-Apr-14 22:08pm

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jacobjohn196 7-Apr-14 4:38am

Hi,
If you have any code in pageload, put it inside if(!IsPostBack).
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (!IsPostBack)
{
//Your code
}
}

sudeepvajrala4114 11-Apr-14 5:17am

Please post your code to toggle the HTMl when you have selected options in the dropdown.

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