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Using Custom Paging Template in Code

Before You Begin

This walkthrough shows you how to set up a custom pager in WebDataGrid™ through code. You will set up the same template from the Using Custom Paging Template topic.

What You Will Accomplish

You will set up WebDataGrid paging using two buttons and a dropdown list. The two buttons handle moving to the previous and next pages while the dropdown list moves to the selected page.

Follow these Steps

  1. Bind WebDataGrid to the Customers table using a SqlDataSource component. For more information on this, see Getting Started with WebDataGrid.

  2. Create a class that implements ITemplate that will act as the paging template for WebDataGrid.

In Visual Basic:

Private Class CustomPagerTemplate
    Implements ITemplate
    #Region "ITemplate Members"
    Public Sub InstantiateIn(ByVal container As Control) Implements ITemplate.InstantiateIn
        Dim prevButton As New HtmlButton()
        prevButton.ID = "PrevButton"
        prevButton.InnerText = "Prev"
        prevButton.Attributes("onclick") = "return PreviousPage()"
        Dim ddl As New DropDownList()
        ddl.ID = "DropDownList1"
        For i As Integer = 1 To 12
            ddl.Items.Add(i.ToString())
        Next
        ddl.Attributes("onchange") = "return IndexChanged()"
        Dim nextButton As New HtmlButton()
        nextButton.InnerText = "Next"
        nextButton.Attributes("onclick") = "return NextPage()"
        container.Controls.Add(prevButton)
        container.Controls.Add(ddl)
        container.Controls.Add(nextButton)
    End Sub
    #End Region
End Class

In C#:

private class CustomPagerTemplate : ITemplate
{
        #region ITemplate Members
        public void InstantiateIn(Control container)
        {
        HtmlButton prevButton = new HtmlButton();
        prevButton.ID = "PrevButton";
        prevButton.InnerText = "Prev";
        prevButton.Attributes["onclick"] = "return PreviousPage()";
        DropDownList ddl = new DropDownList();
        ddl.ID = "DropDownList1";
        for (int i = 1; i $$<=$$ 12; i++)
        {
                ddl.Items.Add(i.ToString());
        }
        ddl.Attributes["onchange"] = "return IndexChanged()";
        HtmlButton nextButton = new HtmlButton();
        nextButton.InnerText = "Next";
        nextButton.Attributes["onclick"] = "return NextPage()";
        container.Controls.Add(prevButton);
        container.Controls.Add(ddl);
        container.Controls.Add(nextButton);
        }
        #endregion
}

  1. In the load event handler of the page, add code to add the paging behavior for WebDataGrid.

    1. Enable the Paging behavior.

    2. Handle the PageIndexChanged client-side event.

    3. Instantiate the custom paging template and assign it as the paging template.

In Visual Basic:

If Not Page.IsPostBack Then
    'Add behavior
    Me.WebDataGrid1.Behaviors.CreateBehavior(Of Paging)()
    'Handle PageIndexChanged event
    Me.WebDataGrid1.Behaviors.Paging.PagingClientEvents.PageIndexChanged = "WebDataGrid1_PageIndexChanged"
End If
Me.WebDataGrid1.Behaviors.Paging.PagerTemplate = New CustomPagerTemplate()

In C#:

if (!Page.IsPostBack)
{
        //Add behavior
        this.WebDataGrid1.Behaviors.CreateBehavior<Paging>();
        //Handle PageIndexChanged event
        this.WebDataGrid1.Behaviors.Paging.PagingClientEvents.PageIndexChanged = "WebDataGrid1_PageIndexChanged";
}
this.WebDataGrid1.Behaviors.Paging.PagerTemplate = new CustomPagerTemplate();

  1. Manually page WebDataGrid in the dropdown list’s IndexChanged event handler.

    1. Get a reference to WebDataGrid.

    2. Page WebDataGrid based on the value selected from the dropdown list.

Note
Note:

Since the dropwdown list is embedded within a template, you need to use a hard-coded client-side id to get reference to the control. This is true in most cases when a control is embedded within a container and you need its client-side id. You can get the id from the source of the page.

In JavaScript:

function IndexChanged() {
        var dropdownlist = document.getElementById("WebDataGrid1_ctl00_DropDownList1");
        var grid = $find("WebDataGrid1");
        var newValue = dropdownlist.selectedIndex;
        grid.get_behaviors().get_paging().set_pageIndex(newValue);
}

  1. In the event handler for the Prev button click, manually page WebDataGrid.

    1. Get a reference to WebDataGrid.

    2. Get a reference to the dropdown list.

    3. Check that by decreasing the index, you do not exceed the bounds of the selectable pages.

    4. Go to the previous page.

In JavaScript:

function PreviousPage() {
        var grid = $find("WebDataGrid1");
        var dropdownlist = document.getElementById("WebDataGrid1_ctl00_DropDownList1");
        if( grid.get_behaviors().get_paging().get_pageIndex() > 0 ) {
                grid.get_behaviors().get_paging().set_pageIndex(grid.get_behaviors().get_paging().get_pageIndex() - 1);
        }
}

  1. Do the same thing for the Next button event handler except that you are increasing the page index.

In JavaScript:

function NextPage() {
        var grid = $find("WebDataGrid1");
        var dropdownlist = document.getElementById("WebDataGrid1_ctl00_DropDownList1");
        if(grid.get_behaviors().get_paging().get_pageIndex() < grid.get_behaviors().get_paging().get_pageCount() - 1) {
                grid.get_behaviors().get_paging().set_pageIndex(grid.get_behaviors().get_paging().get_pageIndex() + 1);
        }
}

  1. Add code to handle the PageIndexChanged event you added earlier.

In JavaScript:

function WebDataGrid1_PageIndexChanged() {
    var grid = $find("WebDataGrid1");
    var dropdownlist = document.getElementById("WebDataGrid1_ctl00_DropDownList1");
    dropdownlist.options[grid.get_behaviors().get_paging().get_pageIndex()].selected = true;
}

  1. Run the application. WebDataGrid’s pager consists of two buttons and a dropdown list, each of which can be used for paging.

WebDataGrid Using Custom Paging Template 01.png