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Paging Certain # records per page .NET style
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    2003-06-01

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    <SCRIPT language=VB runat="server">

        
    Sub Page_Load(sender As ObjectAs EventArgs
           
    BindGrid
        End Sub

        Sub MyDataGrid_Page
    (sender As ObjectAs DataGridPageChangedEventArgs
        
    dim startIndex as Integer
            startIndex 
    MyDataGrid.CurrentPageIndex MyDataGrid.PageSize
        MyDataGrid
    .CurrentPageIndex e.NewPageIndex

            BindGrid
        ShowStats
        End Sub

        Sub BindGrid
    ()

            
    Dim myConnection As SqlConnection = New SqlConnection(ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings("DSN_pubs"))
        
    dim ds as DataSet = new DataSet()
        
    dim adapter as SqlDataAdapter = new SqlDataAdapter("Select * from Authors"myConnection)
        
    adapter.Fill(ds,"Authors")

            
    MyDataGrid.DataSource=ds.Tables("Authors").DefaultView
            MyDataGrid
    .DataBind()
            
    ShowStats

        End Sub

        Sub PagerButtonClick
    (sender As ObjectAs EventArgs)
            
    'used by external paging UI
            Dim arg As string = sender.CommandArgument

            Select arg
                Case "next":
                    If (MyDataGrid.CurrentPageIndex < (MyDataGrid.PageCount - 1)) Then
                        MyDataGrid.CurrentPageIndex += 1
                    End If    
                Case "prev":
                    If (MyDataGrid.CurrentPageIndex > 0) Then
                        MyDataGrid.CurrentPageIndex -= 1
                    End If    
                Case "last":
                    MyDataGrid.CurrentPageIndex = (MyDataGrid.PageCount - 1)
                Case Else:
                    '
    page number
                     MyDataGrid
    .CurrentPageIndex System.Convert.ToInt32(arg)
            
    End Select
            BindGrid
        ShowStats
        End Sub

        Sub ShowStats
    ()
            
    lblCurrentIndex.Text "CurrentPageIndex is " MyDataGrid.CurrentPageIndex
            lblPageCount
    .Text "PageCount is " MyDataGrid.PageCount
        End Sub
     </SCRIPT>


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