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Show/Hide in a DataGrid
Hello,
I have a template column in an ASP.NET DataGrid that has:
RadioButtonList
TextBox
LinkButton
What I want to do is when the No option is selected in the radio button list, that the textbox and linkbutton become visible. Since it is in a datagrid, I wasn't sure how to do this. I would like to do this via JavaScript, but I guess I'm not married to that.
Thanks,
Brian
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What about putting the textbox and linkbutton in a div that you can hide and show? You'll need to rig it up so the div has a unique ID so that it's unique to the grid's row. That will probably be the hardest part. Then you can set it's "visibility" or "display" style attribute when you click the radio buttons. As long as the radio buttons don't do an autopostback, you should be able to set their onclick client side event attribute to some script that turns on and off the div. Make the div runat=server so that you can find it to get its ClientID for the javascript call.
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