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Control radiobutton selection with keyboard down/up arrow

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    Vinay Dornala
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    Hi, There are four radiobutton(radiobuttonlist control) on selection of each radiobutton it will executed selectionchanged event to perform some code behind action. How do we control radiobutton selection with keyboard down/up arrow in asp.net. Could pls. suggest me how to implement this. Send me any sample implementation which is pertinent to this requirement.

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      Hi, There are four radiobutton(radiobuttonlist control) on selection of each radiobutton it will executed selectionchanged event to perform some code behind action. How do we control radiobutton selection with keyboard down/up arrow in asp.net. Could pls. suggest me how to implement this. Send me any sample implementation which is pertinent to this requirement.

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      As always, to do anything with events on the client side involves writing javascript. ASP.NET really has nothing to do with it, you're sidestepping all the stuff that ASP.NET does to create some custom behaviour and hoping that your clients notice that your website behaves differently from any other, in a way that's not immediately obvious.

      Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

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