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ASP.NET MVC Web development

MvcPaging 1.0.2

December 7, 2011 – 10:57 pm

A new version of the MvcPaging component is available via NuGet with the following changes:

So the core library hasn’t changed much, and in all honesty, I think it’s pretty much done. Please leave a reply if you think otherwise.

What did change substantially is the sample application. It was still very much ASP.NET 1.0 with WebForms views. This is now a proper ASP.NET MVC 3 application with Razor views and the default ASP.NET MVC 4.0 template for look & feel.

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The sample application can be found at GitHub.

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NuGet package for MVC pager

May 12, 2011 – 4:15 pm

It’s now possible to add the MVC pager to your own project with NuGet.

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Or from Visual Studio with ‘Manage NuGet Packages…’ and then search for ‘MvcPaging’.

After installing, you can immediately use the Pager HtmlHelper in your views:

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et voilà!

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We also have include the IPagedList for your convenience:

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For more info, check out the original blogpost that started it or the github project page.

Enjoy!

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MVC Pager update: now with AJAX support

March 23, 2011 – 2:26 pm

The MVC pager now has support for AJAX scenario’s, thanks to Bart Lenaerts. This was my first GitHub pull request and everything went pretty smoothly.

Check out the demo application for an example. Visit the GitHub project page to download the solution.

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MVC Pager update

February 11, 2011 – 1:16 pm

Just a short message to let you know that the MVC Pager demo is upgraded to ASP.NET MVC3 and VS 2010. Get it at https://github.com/martijnboland/MvcPaging.

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Paging demo for ASP.NET MVC 2

January 27, 2010 – 7:27 pm

During work, I discovered that the pager that I created a while ago didn’t work properly when using ASP.NET MVC2 area’s. The links that were generated didn’t count for the current area that the controller and views were in, resulting in wrong urls. Luckily the ASP.NET MVC team also ran into this issue and created an GetVirtualPathForArea() extension method on RouteCollection. Calling this one, instead of GetVirtualPath() made things work properly in area’s.

You can get the code for ASP.NET MVC 2 at http://github.com/martijnboland/MvcPaging/tree/mvc2 (mvc2 branch of the MvcPaging repository).

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