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I am using a .net gridview in a web form that has some columns hidden<br />
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The gridview has AutoGeneratColumns=false. &nbsp;Everything displays fine. The cells are made invisible on the RowDataBound event. &nbsp;When I save a record to the database in a table not in the gridview the grid redraws and my columns that were invisible are suddenly visible.<br />
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I can not find an event that is firing that would do that, &nbsp;I have set all the ONROWxxx Events on and put a debug statement at each one but do not see which is firing so that I can re-invisble the columns.<br />
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Thank you
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I am using a .net gridview in a web form that has some columns hidden

The gridview has AutoGeneratColumns=false.  Everything displays fine. The cells are made invisible on the RowDataBound event.  When I save a record to the database in a table not in the gridview the grid redraws and my columns that were invisible are suddenly visible.

I can not find an event that is firing that would do that,  I have set all the ONROWxxx Events on and put a debug statement at each one but do not see which is firing so that I can re-invisble the columns.

Thank you

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