Pagging in DataList on scroll using ASP.Net and jQuery

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I want to add pagging in data list control,

i thing it is very easy, but my need is i want pagging, on scroll of datalist,

it means one's the page load,data list show only 10 record and then if user scroll down , then next 10 will show, and then next.. and so on.......

i find a demo for this,

http://www.aspsnippets.com/Articles/Load-on-demand-data-in-GridView-on-scroll-using-ASPNet-and-jQuery-AJAX.aspx

but it uses GridView pagging, but i want datalist pagging,

I use linq for data base connectivity, but if your solution in ado.net then it will also very help full for me,

so please help me

Posted 9-May-13 2:43am

Arun kumar Gauttam

Updated 9-May-13 19:12pm

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ZurdoDev 10-May-13 8:32am

Where are you stuck? If the code is for a gridview, learn it and understand it and then you should be able to apply it to a datalist.

Arun kumar Gauttam 11-May-13 0:58am

ok i use his code for datalist pagging also,

code work fine when we bind datalist in simple way,but if we bound data at "onitemdatabound"

its not show that data which we bound at i "onitemdatabound" and the resion is code initially bound 10 record and after this when we scroll down then web service is call and next data of data list is bound using java script,

so problem is after scroll itemdatabound is not call,

Sunasara Imdadhusen 21-May-13 3:59am

What is your error?

Arun kumar Gauttam 23-May-13 1:17am

so problem is after scroll itemdatabound is not call,

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