DataSource Controls :: LinqDataSource Paging When Using "where" Clause?
Mar 4, 2010
Here is my LinqDataSource
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Here is a button inside a listview that is using the LinqDataSource and also has a pager:
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And here is the Code Behind that is triggered by the linkbutton:
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It almost works. When i click it it loads and shows the current page of objects that have dates that are higher then todays date. Which is what i want. But as soon as you use the pager to go back or forward it reverts to the default, which is ALL articles, sorted by ID. How can i make the "where" selection stick through the paging?
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[code]...
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[Code]....
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[Code]....
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modifying WHERE Clause and change to RegEx?
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Is there a similar way to acheive this with a LinqDataSource?
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