Hi Victor,
As for the " a new record on a GridView", do you mean you want to add a new
row in the GridView on the fly? Based on my understanding, GridView(like
other template databound control, DataGrid, DataList) are only able to
populate rows through databinding. That means if you want to add a new row,
the supported approach is modify the datasource and redo the databinding.
If you want to flexible add/remove rows on the fly, I think using the Table
control will be much more flexible, but it has less support on databinding
and postback event handleing.
Sincerely,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead
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