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Posted by Ben C on 04/04/07 07:06
On 2007-04-04, Zeba <coolzebs@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have a set of 10 rows. I want to display the row structure only when
> it contains data. The setting of values is .done in my .aspx.cs
> page(code-behind). I tried setting the attribute visible="false" for
> my <tr> so that I can make the rows disappear altogether ( and set it
> to visible="true" from the code whevever required) , but it doesn't
> work.
This is only the 21st century. You can't just tell computers what you
want them to do in plain English yet, but must carefully choose only the
specified command-words in the manual.
> How do I do this ? The row should not be visible at all if there
> is not data in it.
set style="display: none" on the rows instead, and display: table-row to
turn them back on again.
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