Paging without datagrid

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hi i want to add paging in my form(vb.net), but i don't want to use datagrid.
i have articles saved in my database and i want to show it in my project from,my object is similar to Google - show link of each article on the form -
so i need a way to add paging like that ( 1 2 3 last)
any help ?

Posted 16-May-13 10:49am

Ahmad Halabi

Updated 16-May-13 10:54am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 16-May-13 17:00pm

If you want "paging without data grid", it should be paging with something else. What? Even if the content you want to page is just a list of single HTML lines, this is still paging. Paging around what elements of set of elements? And then you would have some controls, like "Next", "Previous", "Go to Top", "Go to Bottom" or the like. You will have to develop it all by yourself. How? By doing some work. You should explain what are your concern and specify how it should work.
—SA

Ahmad Halabi 18-May-13 4:19am

i have user control,contain 2 label (link of article and lable for desc)
i want to display them 5 in form

Varun Sareen 17-May-13 1:05am

gud reply :-)

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