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I use this:
<input type="checkbox" value="@item.Id" checked="@(item.HasAccess ? "checked" : "")"/>
This worked correctly: I mean when HasAccess is true then checked="checked" and when
HasAccess is false then checked="" but always the checkboxs checked, how can I use ternary operator and handle checked attribute correctly?
Unfortunately, in razor V1, you must do it this way:
This is because in the HTML world, the mere presence of the attribute at all, regardless of the value, tells the browser to check the box.
In Razor V2, this will be less of a problem. See the conditional attributes section of the article below:
http://vibrantcode.com/blog/2012/4/10/whats-new-in-razor-v2.html/