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That worked very nicely. &nbsp;Thank you. &nbsp;Is there a quick way to specify that the gridview should slide down? &nbsp;If not, that's OK, this will work.<br />
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Thanks again! &nbsp;
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I am sorry, I forgot something. It is actually a table that needs to be toggled- not a gridview. I really apologize about it. &nbsp;It's the only table on the page (so it should have all of the default settings- names etc). &nbsp;How would I change the code for that.<br />
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Thanks again
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It's a html table on the webform that I selected from the toolbox. &nbsp;Thanks.
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if its a html table then you can use its id to get access like this. Since its a client side table no need for server tags.<br />
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var gridId = &quot;&lt;%=GridView1.ClientID%&gt;&quot;;<wbr /><br />
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var gridId = enter the id of table here;
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That worked wonderfully. &nbsp;Please feel free to try another question that I asked at:<br />
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<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/23579207/Syntax-Error-in-C-Web-Form.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/23579207/Syntax-Error-in-C-Web-Form.html</a><br />
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Thanks a lot for your time and expertise.
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I have a GridView on a webform. I would like to toggle the visibility (whether I can see the Gridview or not), based on whether a text link is pressed. &nbsp;I wanted to please ask how to do this.<br />
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If possible (not required), the GridView should slide up/down (like a type of animation) when the link is pressed. &nbsp;Thanks! 
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I have a GridView on a webform. I would like to toggle the visibility (whether I can see the Gridview or not), based on whether a text link is pressed.  I wanted to please ask how to do this.

If possible (not required), the GridView should slide up/down (like a type of animation) when the link is pressed.  Thanks! 

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