Hi,

I have a gridview from which i want to remove gridviewrows onfly.
I remove the rows as follows:

Dim oTable as Table = CType(oGridViewRow.Parent, Table)
oTable.Rows.Remove(CType(oGridViewRow, TableRow))

Above removes required rows from the gridview but the problem is on
postback, it adds blank rows again to the gridview. Is it because viewstate
is enabled? But it doesnt add all the deleted rows but always adds one less.

How can I control this, so that it will not add blank rows on postback?

[The gridview is not bound to any datasource controls. So it is not possible 
to blankout databindings, delete a row from the datasource control and then 
reset bindings too.]

Thanks.

Dev

Hi, further to this,

I know I can code the Gridview_PreRender( ) event to remove blank rows again 
on  a postback but is there any other better ways of accomplishing this? I 
dont like this idea because I have to loop through the grid again on the 
prerender event and delete blank rows. This will slow me down in case if my 
grid is having many rows.

Dev

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> Hi,
>
> I have a gridview from which i want to remove gridviewrows onfly.
> I remove the rows as follows:
>
> Dim oTable as Table = CType(oGridViewRow.Parent, Table)
> oTable.Rows.Remove(CType(oGridViewRow, TableRow))
>
> Above removes required rows from the gridview but the problem is on
> postback, it adds blank rows again to the gridview. Is it because 
> viewstate
> is enabled? But it doesnt add all the deleted rows but always adds one 
> less.
>
> How can I control this, so that it will not add blank rows on postback?
>
> [The gridview is not bound to any datasource controls. So it is not 
> possible to blankout databindings, delete a row from the datasource 
> control and then reset bindings too.]
>
> Thanks.
>
> Dev
>
>
>