Hi there,
I'm wondering if it's possible to implement a pager that is entirely custom. That is it's not attached to the grid in any way. It could be somewhere completely different on the page. I see the use of a class to implement the pager but that is still attached to the grid by specifying pager-position="top" or "bottom", etc.
I'd like to write a class, put that on the page whereever I like, and wire it up to the grid by specifying it somewhere in the properties.
If someone could let me know the best approach, that would be great. It maybe that I have to implement paging in a completely different way, without using any of the grid functionality.
Regards,
Stuart.
I'm wondering if it's possible to implement a pager that is entirely custom. That is it's not attached to the grid in any way. It could be somewhere completely different on the page. I see the use of a class to implement the pager but that is still attached to the grid by specifying pager-position="top" or "bottom", etc.
I'd like to write a class, put that on the page whereever I like, and wire it up to the grid by specifying it somewhere in the properties.
If someone could let me know the best approach, that would be great. It maybe that I have to implement paging in a completely different way, without using any of the grid functionality.
Regards,
Stuart.
