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ibiza
Hi,
I have an ASP.NET 2.0 webpage where 4 gridviews are, all
interdependant. I want the data to be rebinded for all gridviews,
everytime my page is reloaded/postbacked. So, I put
"EnableViewState="False" in my page directive, in the first line.
Well it doesn't do anything and I don't understand why. When I delete a
record in the first gridview for example, its data on the second one is
still there, even tho I say to databind each darn postback...and it's
the same for any gridview update/delete. Anybody knows why it does
that? It's driving me nuts.
Thank you so much,
ibiza
I have an ASP.NET 2.0 webpage where 4 gridviews are, all
interdependant. I want the data to be rebinded for all gridviews,
everytime my page is reloaded/postbacked. So, I put
"EnableViewState="False" in my page directive, in the first line.
Well it doesn't do anything and I don't understand why. When I delete a
record in the first gridview for example, its data on the second one is
still there, even tho I say to databind each darn postback...and it's
the same for any gridview update/delete. Anybody knows why it does
that? It's driving me nuts.
Thank you so much,
ibiza