[RESOLVED] firing javascript on OnCheckChanged radiobutton event

[drpcken]

I have some javascript that I'm trying to fire off when the checked status of a radiobutton is changed. its suppose to uncheck any checkboxes that are checked on my page. the checkboxes are named CheckBox1, CheckBox2, etc. Here is my javascript

	<script type = "text/javascript">
	function uncheckAll() 
			{
				for (var j = 1; j <= 14; j++) 
				{
					box = eval("document.Form1.CheckBox" + j); 
					if (box.checked == true) box.checked = false;
				}
			}
       </script>

and here is my code in my html:

<asp:RadioButton id="OptionButton3"  OnCheckedChanged="uncheckAll()" runat="server" Text="CONCENTRIC OR COMPRESSED" GroupName="CableType"></asp:RadioButton>

But when I load the page i get this error:


Compiler Error Message: BC30456: 'uncheckAll' is not a member of 'ASP._500_10_aspx'.


I'm coding in VS.net. Why can't it recognize it?
Thank you!

[Lord_Rat]

You cannot execute client side script by using a tag within a server side object.

Therefore, make the radio button like this:
<asp:RadioButton id="OptionButton3" runat="server" Text="CONCENTRIC OR COMPRESSED" GroupName="CableType"></asp:RadioButton>

Then, in the Page_Load event, do the following Response.Write:
Response.Write("<sc" + "ript lang=\"javascript\" for=\"" + OptionButton2.clientID + "\" event=\"OnCheckChanged\">uncheckAll()</sc" + "ript>");

[drpcken]

Well I changed the OnCheckChanged event to OnClick (even though VS.NET doesn't like it and underlines it) and it worked perfectly.

Which is better?

[Lord_Rat]

OnClick working for you, provided it continues, is a fluke.

If it is, indeed, working, then ignore the underline and keep going.

For future reference, make sure the code above is easily accessable for you.

[drpcken]

Thanks again! I'll be back soon with more questions I'm sure.

Thanks for eveything!