Re: can't get control to hold state

I figured out that the section that says

{
if (Click != null)
{
CreateChildControls();
Click(this, e);
}
}

was causing a problem. I removed the CreateChildControls and now my
username field holds it's state. However, I still can't get the
checkbox to hold it's state. If I change the password field from
password mode to normal text mode, it does hold it's state. Is there a
trick to getting a checkbox to hold it's state? Thanks.

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