Following code is not working

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Response.Redirect(Request.CurrentExecutionFilePath + "?Page=" + (pos + 1));
            AddShowRum.Visible = false;
           
            GridData.Visible = true;

Posted 6-Dec-12 19:18pm

Member 9613701

Updated 6-Dec-12 19:21pm

ridoy

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choudhary.sumit 7-Dec-12 1:20am

what you want to do actually??

[no name] 7-Dec-12 1:23am

What is ERROR ??

Member 9613701 7-Dec-12 1:26am

I have two panel on one page when i click on link btn one panel is hide and one iss enable so when i click on next btn on the panel which is visible in that page the panel which i want to hide that is not hided and the panel which i want to show visible true that also not working..

Member 9613701 7-Dec-12 1:33am

no actulay that grid listing is on click event of link btn but when that grid is visible true on that page there are twu btns next and previous so on that click event of btns i used
Response.Redirect(Request.CurrentExecutionFilePath + "?Page=" + (pos + 1));
AddShowRum.Visible = false;

GridData.Visible = true;
above code so on that panel is not hided

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balajit12 · Answer 1 · 2012-12-06T19:26:00

Solution 1

C#

if (!pds.IsFirstPage)
                {
          linkPrev.NavigateUrl = Request.CurrentExecutionFilePath + "?page=" + (currentPage - 1);
                }

Posted 6-Dec-12 19:26pm

balajit12