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How to I hide and show GridView rows in Javascript

Asked by karakav in Programming for ASP.NET, Asynchronous Javascript and XML (AJAX), JavaScript

Tags: Visual Studio (Visual Web Developer), 2005, C#, Internet Explorer 7

I am developing a web application in ASP.NET 2.0 with C# code behind and data stored in SQL Server 2005. I have a GridView that gets the data from a SQL Server and whose purpose is to allow the user to select a row from the GridView and have the column ID value (Primary key) of the selected row being populated in a list box and disappear in the GridView. When the user later remove the value from the listbox, the corresponding row has to appear again on the gridview. I tried to use "row.parentElement.parentElement.style.visibility="hidden" this only hide the data but not the actual row.
Another difficulty is that the gridview allows paging, which refreshes the page upon pagination. Can anyone help me solve this?
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