How to call CheckedChanged from MudCheckBox control – C#

The Solutions:

Solution 1: Setters and Getters

To call the `CheckedChanged` event from a `MudCheckBox` control, you can utilize the new setters and getters. This approach involves binding to the `Checked` property both for getting and setting values.

<MudCheckBox @bind-Checked:get=context.IsCheckedTrue @bind-Checked:set=HandleCheck />

@code {
    private Task HandleCheck(bool value)
    {
        // Set the value in the model
        // Do what you want
        return Task.CompletedTask;
    }
}

Solution 2: Using `CheckedChanged` Event Handler

To call the `CheckedChanged` event from a `MudCheckBox` control, use the following syntax:


<MudCheckBox T="bool" Checked="CheckedVariable" Label="Your Label" CheckedChanged="@(e => OnCheckedChanged((bool)e))"></MudCheckBox>


In this example, `CheckedVariable` is a C# property that represents the checked state of the checkbox.

When the checkbox is clicked, the `CheckedChanged` event handler, `OnCheckedChanged()`, is invoked. This event handler can be used to update the `CheckedVariable` property and perform other business logic.

Solution 3: Handle CheckChanged event for MudCheckBox

To handle the `CheckedChanged` event for `MudCheckBox`, you can use the `@bind-Checked` attribute. This attribute allows you to bind the `Checked` property of the `MudCheckBox` to a property in your code-behind.

When the Checked property changes, the CheckedChanged event will be raised. You can handle this event in your code-behind by creating a method that takes a parameter of type bool (the new value of the Checked property) and then performing the desired actions.

Here is an example of how to use the @bind-Checked attribute to handle the CheckedChanged event for a MudCheckBox:

<MudCheckBox @bind-Checked="@IsChecked" @bind-CheckedChanged="HandleCheckedChanged" Color="Color.Secondary" CheckedIcon="@Icons.Material.Filled.RadioButtonChecked" UncheckedIcon="@Icons.Material.Filled.RadioButtonUnchecked"></MudCheckBox>

@code {
    private bool IsChecked;

    private void HandleCheckedChanged(bool isChecked)
    {
        // Perform desired actions when the 'Checked' property changes
    }
}