I've got paging enabled at design time with WebHierarchicalDataGrid. My boss wants a LinkButton that will allow the user enable/disable paging at runtime. Here's my code that isn't working...

Paging paging = grid1.Behaviors.Paging;
if (grid1.Behaviors.Paging.Enabled)
{
    paging.Enabled = false;               
}
else
{
    paging.Enabled = true;               
}
grid1.RefreshBehaviors();      

When I disable paging in this way, all the the items do, indeed, show up in the grid in one long page, but the problem is the page numbers still appear in the bottom of the grid. I expected them to go away. They didn't. They're still clickable, giving the user the little finger icon indicating that there are multiple pages of this size in the grid (which there aren't). Clicking those links does nothing (except confuse the user).

Then when I try to re-enable paging in this way, I get not one, but two sets of Quickpages at the bottom of the grid - one on the left and one on the right, neither of which work. Then when I try to close the browser window, I get an error message saying a delegate is missing.

Clearly this isn't the way to enable/disable paging at runtime. How is this done?

Eric