Really enjoyed this. I've been following a number of your guides to help me build a web application that I've wanted to build for ages. It's been difficult trying to splice them all together but so far I have managed. One thing I'd like to be able to do is have a "Number of records figure" at the bottom of the table next to the Previous/Next buttons.
Doesn't this put every record into every call to Create? I mean you are sending in _dbContext.Customers.ToList(). When you do this aren't you sending every record already queried from the database? Wouldn't this get slower over time? Would it be preferred to just use say _dbContext.Customers and have Create accept an IEnumerable or am I misunderstanding?
You can cache the records to avoid fetching the data on every call. Tutorial is more on how to implement pagination you can optimize the project as per the project requirements
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No. We haven't released any video ONLY on ASP.NET filters however will plan to release after we release some videos on Blazor, AWS and full course on Razor (CRUD, Sorting, Pagination and search). Stay tuned with our channel. Thank You.
Really enjoyed this. I've been following a number of your guides to help me build a web application that I've wanted to build for ages. It's been difficult trying to splice them all together but so far I have managed. One thing I'd like to be able to do is have a "Number of records figure" at the bottom of the table next to the Previous/Next buttons.
Great guide! Thanks
Thank you for this, What would i change to add a go to last page. If i have 50 pages. Instead of clicking next all the time i want to go to last page
Doesn't this put every record into every call to Create? I mean you are sending in _dbContext.Customers.ToList(). When you do this aren't you sending every record already queried from the database? Wouldn't this get slower over time? Would it be preferred to just use say _dbContext.Customers and have Create accept an IEnumerable or am I misunderstanding?
You can cache the records to avoid fetching the data on every call. Tutorial is more on how to implement pagination you can optimize the project as per the project requirements
It is Very Useful Session
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It was helpful...Thank You🙂
Hi bro, i have defined pageSize=5 but still getting display whole record
This is very Helpful, would it work if I create the paging class inside the model?
Thanks for your comments. Yes, It should work
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Do you have a Video on Filters
No. We haven't released any video ONLY on ASP.NET filters however will plan to release after we release some videos on Blazor, AWS and full course on Razor (CRUD, Sorting, Pagination and search). Stay tuned with our channel. Thank You.
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Thank you so much.
You're welcome!
Where is the PageIndex incrementing?
Hello, It's in the class file that I have crated in this video. Pls go through the video once again. thanks
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