System.Web.UI.WebControls Namespace

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.NET Framework version 2.0

Represents the properties of the paging controls in a control that supports pagination. This class cannot be inherited.

PagerSettings Class Members

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Constructors Visibility Constructor Parameters public PagerSettings ( )   Properties Visibility Name Value Type Accessibility public FirstPageImageUrl String [ Get , Set ] public FirstPageText String [ Get , Set ] public LastPageImageUrl String [ Get , Set ] public LastPageText String [ Get , Set ] public Mode PagerButtons [ Get , Set ] public NextPageImageUrl String [ Get , Set ] public NextPageText String [ Get , Set ] public PageButtonCount Int32 [ Get , Set ] public Position PagerPosition [ Get , Set ] public PreviousPageImageUrl String [ Get , Set ] public PreviousPageText String [ Get , Set ] public Visible Boolean [ Get , Set ]   Methods Visibility Name Parameters Return Type public ToString ( ) String   Events Multicast Name Type multicast PropertyChanged EventHandler

Controls that support pagination ( such as the GridView, DetailsView, and FormView controls ) can display a set of controls called the pager that allows the user to navigate the pages within the control. The PagerSettings class is used by these controls to represent the properties of the pager. In general, the PagerSettings object is stored in the PagerSettings property of the control. You can customize the pager by setting the properties of the PagerSettings object.

The pager supports several different display modes. To specify the mode in which to display the pager, set the Mode property. The following table describes the different modes.

Mode	Description
NextPrevious	Previous-page and next-page buttons.
NextPreviousFirstLast	Previous-page, next-page, first-page, and last -page buttons.
Numeric	Numbered link buttons to access pages directly.
NumericFirstLast	Numbered-link, first-link, and last-link buttons

When the Mode property is set to the NextPrevious, NextPreviousFirstLast, or NumericFirstLast value, you can customize the text of the non-numeric buttons by setting the properties shown in the following table.

Property	Description
FirstPageText	Text for the first-page button.
PreviousPageText	Text for the previous-page button.
NextPageText	Text for the next-page button.
LastPageText	Text for the last-page button.

As an alternative, you can also display images for the non-numeric buttons by setting the properties as shown in the following table.

Property	Description
FirstPageImageUrl	The URL to an image to display for the first-page button.
PreviousPageImageUrl	The URL to an image to display for the previous-page button.
NextPageImageUrl	The URL to an image to display for the next-page button.
LastPageImageUrl	The URL to an image to display for the last-page button.

NOTE: When an image property is set, the corresponding text property acts as the alternate text for the image. For example, when the FirstPageImageUrl property is set, the text that is specified by the FirstPageText property is displayed as the alternate text for the image. On browsers that support tooltips, this text is also displayed as a ToolTip for the corresponding button.

When the Mode property is set to the Numeric or NumericFirstLast value, you can specify the number of page buttons to display in the pager by setting the PageButtonCount property.

The pager can be displayed at the top, the bottom, or both the top and bottom of a control. To specify the position of the pager, set the Position property. To show or hide the pager, use the Visible property.

The following example demonstrates use of the PagerSettings object to customize the behavior of the pager in a FormView control.

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