Programmatically find and set navigator

[Victoria]

I'm wanting to use the navigator on a stock page. We have something in the regions of 11000 stock items so I also need to offer a search function based on our part numbers. 

After the user has found the item they want I would like them to be able to navigate either side of that item using the navigator. 

I am using the Entity Framework and Linq to Entities. 

 I load data to the navigator with

1.var stock = (from s in context.Stocks
2.             select s).ToList();
3.
4.            this.bindingSource1.DataSource = stock;
5.            this.bindingNavigator1.BindingSource = bindingSource1;

 

How can I find the position of my item and then set the binding navigator to that position?

Thanks, 
Victoria

[Dimitar]

Hello Victoria,

Thank you for contacting us.

You should set the Position property of the binding source: BindingSource.Position Property (System.Windows.Forms).

The following article shows how you can retrieve the index of a particular list item:  how to get the index of an item in the list in a single step? - Stack Overflow

I hope this will be useful.

Regards,
Dimitar
Telerik

[Victoria]

Thank you so much. 

My previous google on this had sent me on a complete wild goose chase in the wrong direction. I appreciate the stack overflow link, that worked perfectly. :)