One of the advantages of the listview over the gridview is the templates and integrates well with css.
Lets say you want to display list items in a inline layout in flow mode with left and top margin of 10px, this defined by a css class.
Now lets create this using a listview so we can have data in it, and still apply the style from the previous css class.
To auto format the xml of the aspx, ctrl+a, ctrl+k, ctrl+f.
To add sorting to the listview, add a button with CommandName set to Sort, CommandArgument set to sort expression.
Add paging if there is too much data, the IPageableItemContainer interface is already implemented by the listview. You can go in the smart tag and click the Configure list view link, and check the box for paging.
If you want to put the pager outside the listview, set the property that allows the pager to point to what it's paging(the ListView control), PageControlID is the name of the attribute.
You can have mutliple pagers, get some of them to display some buttons(previous), the other displaying the others(next), and a numeric pager to show page numbers, and can also show them as link instead of buttons.
You can display page x of y if you startrow indiex and the totalrow index of the container.
It's also possible to use the ChangePage (which has to match the OnPagerCommand attribute in markup) event handler and it's DataPagerCommandEventArgs.
Lets say you want to display list items in a inline layout in flow mode with left and top margin of 10px, this defined by a css class.
Now lets create this using a listview so we can have data in it, and still apply the style from the previous css class.
To auto format the xml of the aspx, ctrl+a, ctrl+k, ctrl+f.
To add sorting to the listview, add a button with CommandName set to Sort, CommandArgument set to sort expression.
Add paging if there is too much data, the IPageableItemContainer interface is already implemented by the listview. You can go in the smart tag and click the Configure list view link, and check the box for paging.
If you want to put the pager outside the listview, set the property that allows the pager to point to what it's paging(the ListView control), PageControlID is the name of the attribute.
You can have mutliple pagers, get some of them to display some buttons(previous), the other displaying the others(next), and a numeric pager to show page numbers, and can also show them as link instead of buttons.
You can display page x of y if you startrow indiex and the totalrow index of the container.
It's also possible to use the ChangePage (which has to match the OnPagerCommand attribute in markup) event handler and it's DataPagerCommandEventArgs.
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