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Well &nbsp;, the requirement as I mentioned, is that, I should be able to use the Insert button and show the footer template, so i can add my first record, does it makes sense?<br />
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I actually tried pasting the html code generated from the page, but could not make the insert button work since, it looks for the <br />
.FooterRow.FindControl(&quot;tx<wbr />tNT1Census<wbr />&quot;)).Text;<br />
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Well  , the requirement as I mentioned, is that, I should be able to use the Insert button and show the footer template, so i can add my first record, does it makes sense?

I actually tried pasting the html code generated from the page, but could not make the insert button work since, it looks for the
.FooterRow.FindControl("txtNT1Census")).Text;



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Yes and if you use one of the techniques in my last post the footer will be shown.
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Yes and if you use one of the techniques in my last post the footer will be shown.

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I've setup a gridview with extra fields in the footer to allow inserts. &nbsp;My problem is, that if the sqldatasourcr contains no records the gridview does not display and thus the footer does not, so I can't insert any new records.<br />
What do I do?<br />
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I've setup a gridview with extra fields in the footer to allow inserts.  My problem is, that if the sqldatasourcr contains no records the gridview does not display and thus the footer does not, so I can't insert any new records.
What do I do?



Show Footer on GridView with empty records

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