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From: Pandurang_Nayak
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For adding client-side attributes (such as onclick, onmouseover, etc.) for any 
ASP.NET server control, you have to use the control.Attributes.Add(attribute, 
script-to-run)   The script-to-run could be inline script or a JavaScript 
function name. If it is the latter, you have to write the JavaScript function 
within <SCRIPT> </SCRIPT> tags.    You can also "generate" JavaScript from the 
server side. Create a string that contains the script and then use the 
Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock to inject that script into the page.   Here's an 
example of what you are trying to achieve:   C# code:   In Page_Load: 
checkbox1.Attributes.Add("onclick", "enableTB()");   StringBuilder enableTB = 
new StringBuilder(String.Empty); enableTB.AppendLine("function enableTB() {"); 
enableTB.AppendLine("if(document.forms[0]." + checkbox1.UniqueID + 
".checked)"); enableTB.AppendLine("{ document.forms[0]." + textBox1.UniqueID + 
".enabled = true;"); enableTB.AppendLine("}}");   
Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock("enableTB", "<script>" + enableTB() + 
"</script>";   -----   Note that the control.UniqueID is a safe way of doing 
it, because sometimes in case of a Grid, Repeater, ASCX control, etc. HTML 
controls get renamed by ASP.NET automatically to ensure that they have unique 
names.  UniqueID gets you that unique name that is generated by ASP.NET.   Hope 
that helps!  There is also an excellent MSDN article on client script support 
in ASP.NET 2.0. Check it out.    

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