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To hide any element with js, you can do this (give the element an id!):<br />
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&lt;body onload=hide()&gt; &nbsp; &nbsp;<br />
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function hide(){ document.getElementById('s<wbr />omeId').st<wbr />yle.displa<wbr />y='none'; &nbsp;}<br />
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function hide(){ document.getElementById('s<wbr />omeId').st<wbr />yle.visibi<wbr />lity='hidd<wbr />en'; &nbsp;}<br />
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I have 2 gridviews, on body onload, I want to hide one of them...<br />
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so &lt;body onLoad=&quot;how Do I hide the gridview2 here&quot;/&gt;<br />
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dont want to use asp.net's visible...
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I have 2 gridviews, on body onload, I want to hide one of them...

so <body onLoad="how Do I hide the gridview2 here"/>

dont want to use asp.net's visible...

To hide any element with js, you can do this (give the element an id!):

&lt;body onload=hide()&gt;    

function hide(){ document.getElementById(&#39;someId&#39;).style.display=&#39;none&#39;;  }

or

function hide(){ document.getElementById(&#39;someId&#39;).style.visibility=&#39;hidden&#39;;  }




Simple question: hide a gridview BUT in javascript

I have 2 gridviews, on body onload, I want to hide one of them...

so &lt;body onLoad=&quot;how Do I hide the gridview2 here&quot;/&gt;

dont want to use asp.net&#39;s visible...

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