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I want to change Checkbox value without raising the onCheck event.
I know there are work arounds like un registering ,changing the value then re- registering,
Inside the event method based on flag either skip or evaluating the method statements
or any other work arounds.
I am looking for a cleaner ways for it.
You can derive from CheckBox class, override CheckBox.OnCheckedChanged Method and do not call the base class’s OnCheckedChanged method and the event will not be fired. You can also have a property which indicates whether the event should be raised or not.