BindingNavigation in MVC ASP.NET with jQuery

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How to implement BindingNavigation in MVC ASP.NET with jQuery

Hi

I am created an ASP.NET MVC page with Form layout UI that show data from Model.

But I want navigate between records and show current record in elements of form tag (textbox and ...) something like BindingNavigator in Windows Form application.

How I can do that with jQeury and Ajax?

Posted 23-May-13 21:20pm

SYS-MAN

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Jameel VM 24-May-13 4:52am

did you try anything? there is no such control in asp.net mvc. You need create yourn own custom control for that.

SYS-MAN 24-May-13 5:03am

Yeah, I want help about that. How to show next record data after click on next button or how to show last record after click on last record.
Nobody needs somethings like this so far?!
When you have 30 items to show on page it's not suitable show on grid so you must design on form layout OR you have better suggestion for somethings UI?

Sunasara Imdadhusen 24-May-13 5:50am

Have you searched on Google? Please start development and ask for help if you really stuck

SYS-MAN 30-May-13 0:53am

I search and see more than 40 application sample but I can't see anythings like my required.

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