Pager Elements
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This topic describes the ASPxPager elements visible on screen. Each section contains a screenshot and a brief overview of the element’s function.
The following visual elements are available:
- Navigation Buttons
- Page Numbers
- Summary
- Separator
- Page Size Item
#Navigation Buttons
Navigation buttons allow users to switch between pages. There are five navigation buttons:
- First - navigates a user to the first page;
- Previous - navigates a user to the previous page;
- Next - navigates a user to the next page;
- Last - navigates a user to the last page;
- All - displays the content of all the pages within a view.
The table below lists the main members that affect the element’s appearance and functionality:
Characteristics | Members |
---|---|
Button Settings | ASPx |
Style | ASPx |
Visibility | Pager |
#Page Numbers
The pager can display page numbers as links to navigate users directly to a required page.
The table below lists the main members that affect the element’s appearance and functionality:
Characteristics | Members |
---|---|
Format | ASPx |
Count | ASPx |
Style | ASPx |
Visibility | ASPx |
SEOFrindly mode | ASPx |
#Summary
The Summary indicates which page is selected, and the total number of pages.
The table below lists the main members that affect the element’s appearance and functionality:
Characteristics | Members |
---|---|
Text | Pager |
Position | Summary |
Visibility | Pager |
#Separator
Separators are used to separate Page Numbers.
The table below lists the main members that affect the element’s appearance and functionality:
Characteristics | Members |
---|---|
Size, Layout | ASPx |
Appearance | ASPx |
Visibility | ASPx |
#Page Size Item
The Page Size Item specifies the number of items displayed per page.
The table below lists the main members that affect the element’s appearance and functionality:
Characteristics | Members |
---|---|
Position | Page |
Visibility | Pager |
The Page Size Item contains the following elements.
The table below lists the main elements and their members, which affect the elements’ appearance and functionality: