Can I use AjaxControlToolkit to check whether ASP.NET GridView is Empty or Not?
Asked
Active
Viewed 1,365 times
1 Answers
0
An empty GridView control still renders its EmptyDataTemplate (or its EmptyDataText), so you can't just check if its associated <table>
element is empty.
You might want to specify a custom EmptyDataTemplate
that renders an element with a well-known id, then use $get() on the client-side to check if that element exists.
You can also create an extender on the GridView
that passes its Rows.Count property to the client side using an ExtenderControlProperty.

Frédéric Hamidi
- 258,201
- 41
- 486
- 479
-
Is it wise to keep an hidden field, which will be set to RowCount in DataBound event ?. Then check the value using JavaScript. – Rauf Nov 01 '10 at 09:14