如何在ASP中实现分页。净MVC吗?
[英]How do you implement paging in ASP.NET MVC?
Currently, I'm using a strategy found on many blog posts. Basically, the URL contains the page number (e.g. /Users/List/5 will give you the users on page 5 of your paged list of users). However, I'm not running into a situation where one page must list two separate paged lists. How do I go about doing this using ASP.NET MVC? Do I simply provide two url parameters (e.g. /Users/List?page1=1&page2=2)? Is there a better way by using partial views?
目前，我正在使用在许多博客文章中找到的策略。基本上，该URL包含页码(例如/Users/List/5将给出您的页面列表的第5页上的用户)。然而，我并没有遇到这样的情况:一个页面必须列出两个单独的页面列表。我如何使用ASP来实现这个。净MVC吗?我是否只提供两个url参数(例如/Users/List?page1=1&page2=2)?使用局部视图有更好的方法吗?
4 个解决方案
#1
10
Ignoring routes for just a minute, you'll just keep the state of the 2 different pages in the URL as querystring parameters.
在一分钟内忽略路由，您只需将URL中两个不同页面的状态保持为querystring参数。
mysite.com/foo?list1page=2&list2page=8
mysite.com/foo?list1page=2&list2page=8
Then you build the data/pagers accordingly. The pager links will just update the url.
然后相应地构建数据/呼机。寻呼机链接只会更新url。
You can get creative with routes to create more friendly URLs, but I think querystring params are perfectly acceptable here.
您可以通过路由创建更友好的url，但是我认为查询字符串params是完全可以接受的。
#3
2
If you use query parameters then the page links in each list have to know about each other in-order to pass both parameters.
如果使用查询参数，那么每个列表中的页链接必须相互了解才能传递这两个参数。
If the two lists are independent of each other then you can update them individually using jquery & ajax. Simply place each list in their own div as a partial view.
如果这两个列表彼此独立，那么您可以使用jquery和ajax分别更新它们。只需将每个列表放在它们自己的div中作为局部视图。
<div id="list1"><%= Html.RenderPartial ("ListA") %></div>
<div id="list2"><%= Html.RenderPartial ("ListB") %></div>
Lookup ajaxSubmit from the jQuery Form plugin for an easy way to update the lists.
查找jQuery表单插件中的ajaxSubmit，以获得更新列表的简单方法。
#4
1
PagedList.Mvc is a really easy to use plugin, and is available via Nuget too.
PagedList。Mvc是一个很容易使用的插件，并且可以通过Nuget获得。
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