ListView Paging in ASP.Net

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05 November 2012

ListView Paging in ASP.Net
I have been using Gridview.PageIndex to select the desired page via a querystring on loading for years but had trouble working out the equivalent for a ListView. It turns out you have to set via the ListView's DataPager properties: Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles Me.Load If (IsPostBack = False) Then Dim i As Integer = [Convert].ToInt32(Request.QueryString("Page")) Dim myPager As DataPager = ListView1.FindControl("myPager") If (i >= 0) Then myPager.SetPageProperties(i, myPager.MaximumRows, True) End If End If End Sub Simples!
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