how to do pagining like we see in any mail account..?

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how to do pagining like we see in any mail account..?

eg previous page 1 2 3 4 5 6 next last page

Posted 2-Jan-13 19:32pm

Rohit1207

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Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-02T19:34:00

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The obvious way is to write a controller that puts a page number on the URL, then render the current page, and a list of links for the number of pages that exist.

Posted 2-Jan-13 19:34pm

Christian Graus

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Rohit1207 3-Jan-13 1:41am

is there any jquery for paggining....christian sir.if yes how to use that

Christian Graus 3-Jan-13 1:45am

I love all the people who think jquery is black magic. No, jquery runs on the client. You want to get a total # of pages and the data for one page, on the server.

Rohit1207 3-Jan-13 2:01am

thnx i luv jquery method....can u explain me repository in mvc 4.

Christian Graus 3-Jan-13 4:05am

I didn't use the word, but it means where your data lives. It is agnostic to MVC4, excepting that you could use Entity Framework as a layer to access it ( which is often used with MVC4, but not part of it )

fjdiewornncalwe 3-Jan-13 16:31pm

+5.