how to create a table in aspx which takes table data from database and form a table with Paging.

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Hello Friends,
Can anyone help to build a table (like GridViews in aspx(CS) webform) with Paging and Filtering menus on the Table.
I just started reading http://tablefilter.free.fr/[^]
but not getting how to use it for aspx pages...
Please anyone help me

Posted 12-Jun-13 20:11pm

PRAKASH_N

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Thanks7872 13-Jun-13 2:15am

Why you dont want to use gridview?Any specific reason? See,as a developer,to develope anything,there are millions of ways. You should choose the fastest,esiest solution.Dont try to make things lengthy as well as complecated because it can be ok for small apps/webs,but what when you want to handle large amount of data?

PRAKASH_N 13-Jun-13 3:05am

see..in GridView everytime whenever i apply filter,it will go back to database and fetches the records which is time consumable and less secure. . By making use of Tables with some Java Scripts it is the best way to filter and paging the data as i feel..

Tiwari Avinash 13-Jun-13 5:17am

I think There is no need to bind the data in grid based on your filter criteria every time from database. you can keep the datatable in viewstate if you are concern about time consumption in fetching data from DB. there are several ways to do so with gridview.

please provide some code you have tried.

PRAKASH_N 13-Jun-13 5:22am

yes i can make use of ViewState but if i edit any data and update it at the same time,then it will take time. because i have to display more than 50 records in a page..

PRAKASH_N 13-Jun-13 3:07am

just refer this http://tablefilter.free.fr/

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amit29391 · Answer 1 · 2013-06-12T20:22:00

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Use gridview,its best and easy to use.if you still want to use tables then,
This might help you

http://www.asp.net/mvc/tutorials/older-versions/models-(data)/displaying-a-table-of-database-data-cs[^]

Posted 12-Jun-13 20:22pm

amit29391