can i apply pager without using listview or gridview on the data displayed by html tags ?

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can i apply pager without using listview or gridview on the data displayed by html tags ????
if yes then how ????

i am displaying my data in a div , and I am using innerhtml property to display my data created from code behind

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DisplayJobs.InnerHtml += "<h4 class='nobordr'><label for=''>" + da2.DataReader[0] + "</label><label for='' class='jobtitle'><a href='JobDetail.aspx?Job_Id=" + da2.DataReader[3] + "'class='title'>" + da2.DataReader[1] + "</a></label><label for='' class='location'>" + da2.DataReader[2] + "</label></h4>";

Posted 11-Mar-13 2:23am

sr_24

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Richard C Bishop 11-Mar-13 10:45am

No, you cannot implement paging without some sort of control or custom code.

Sandeep Mewara 11-Mar-13 11:09am

You can get better help if you explain more on what are you trying to do and why you seek such thing?

sr_24 11-Mar-13 15:36pm

i have experimented pager on div but it cant be done bec Div does not have IPAgablecontainer ,so it can only be done by some control of asp.net

armie340 13-Mar-13 0:26am

what's your purpose in doing this?? or what do you want to achieve?

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