Animating GridView with jQuery in ASP.NET -

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i have button on home page... onclick i'm getting data database , binding gridview. want "slidedown" gridview on buttonclick. code:

$(document).ready(function() {     $("#showallrecordsbtn").click(function() {         $("#gridview1").slidedown(100);     }); });

and have gridview:

<asp:gridview id="gridview1" runat="server" cellpadding="4" gridlines="none" style="z-index: 1;     left: 65px; top: 93px; position: absolute; height: 180px; width: 304px" autogenerateeditbutton="false"     autogeneratecolumns="false" autogeneratedeletebutton="true" datakeynames="empid"     onrowdeleting="gridview1_rowdeleting1" onrowcommand="gridview1_rowcommand" forecolor="#333333">     <rowstyle backcolor="#eff3fb" />     <footerstyle backcolor="#507cd1" forecolor="white" font-bold="true" />     <pagerstyle backcolor="#2461bf" forecolor="white" horizontalalign="center" />     <selectedrowstyle backcolor="#d1ddf1" font-bold="true" forecolor="#333333" />     <headerstyle backcolor="#507cd1" font-bold="true" forecolor="white" />     <editrowstyle backcolor="#2461bf" />     <alternatingrowstyle backcolor="white" />     <columns>         <asp:templatefield>             <headertemplate>                 <asp:label runat="server" text="id"></asp:label>             </headertemplate>             <edititemtemplate>                 <asp:textbox id="txtempid" runat="server" readonly="true" text='<%#eval("empid") %>'></asp:textbox>             </edititemtemplate>             <itemtemplate>                 <asp:label id="txtempid" runat="server" text='<%#eval("empid") %>'></asp:label>             </itemtemplate>         </asp:templatefield>         <asp:templatefield>             <headertemplate>                 <asp:label id="label2" runat="server" text="name"></asp:label>             </headertemplate>             <edititemtemplate>                 <asp:textbox id="txtempname" runat="server" text='<%#eval("empname") %>'></asp:textbox>             </edititemtemplate>             <itemtemplate>                 <asp:label id="txtempname" runat="server" text='<%#eval("empname")%>'></asp:label>             </itemtemplate>         </asp:templatefield>         <asp:templatefield>             <headertemplate>                 <asp:label id="label3" runat="server" text="address"></asp:label>             </headertemplate>             <edititemtemplate>                 <asp:textbox id="txtempadd" runat="server" text='<%#eval("empadd") %>'></asp:textbox>             </edititemtemplate>             <itemtemplate>                 <asp:label id="txtempadd" runat="server" text='<%#eval("empadd")%>'></asp:label>             </itemtemplate>         </asp:templatefield>         <asp:templatefield>             <headertemplate>                 <asp:label id="label4" runat="server" text="age"></asp:label>             </headertemplate>             <edititemtemplate>                 <asp:textbox id="txtempage" runat="server" text='<%#eval("empage") %>'></asp:textbox>             </edititemtemplate>             <itemtemplate>                 <asp:label id="txtempage" runat="server" text='<%#eval("empage")%>'></asp:label>             </itemtemplate>         </asp:templatefield>         <asp:templatefield>             <itemtemplate>                 <asp:button id="btnselect" runat="server" text="select" commandname="select" commandargument='<%#eval("empid") %>' />             </itemtemplate>         </asp:templatefield>     </columns> </asp:gridview>

the "slidedown" doesn't take effect! why?

keep gridview inside div tag , try animate. because id of serversidecontrol in case <asp:gridview> changed when page rendered.

<div id="divgrid">   <asp:gridview>   </asp:gridview> </div>   $("#showallrecordsbtn").click(function() {         $("#divgrid").slidedown(100);     });

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