well i figured it out by myself it is only possible by using javascript. So i write js code in the asp.net and register it at the runtime and using document model's two function document.getElementById()
and document.getElementsByTagName()
scriptText &= "function checkRadio(){" + _
"var sel = new Array();"
scriptText &= "for(var i = 1; i <= 3; i++) {" + _
"var ele = document.getElementById('MainContent_RadioButtonList' + i);" + _
"for(var j = 0; j < 4; j++) {" + _
" if(ele.getElementsByTagName('input')[j].checked) { " + _
" sel[i] = ele.getElementsByTagName('input')[j].value; console.log(sel[i]);}}} "
scriptText &= ""
scriptText &= "}"
ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptBlock(Me.GetType(), _
"CounterScript", scriptText, True)
"MainContent_" is my content holder so if u don't have content holder u can simply put the "RadioButtonList" or you can simply use getElementsByTagName() but it will give you the object with input tag like button, textfield, radio etc so yo have to first check the type and then work on it.