I will consider this feature, but loading a big amount of data to the client will consume a big amount of memory.

Regards
Tony

I managed to do something to work around this yesterday.. forgot to come check the forums and just went for it.

After the Grid is built we instert the first 10 rows and initialize and update a few support variables:

var i=0;
var count=0;
var temp;
var currentRows=0;
<% int j;
for(j=0;j
temp=;
if (temp>=i && temp<count+10)
{
i=i+1;

var mydata = {
autoId:”,
day:”,
autosPrevi:”,
autosContract:”,
autosTrabMais:”,
autosTrabMenos:”,
autosRevisao:”,
juros:”,
multas:”
}
jQuery(“#list4”).addRowData(i,mydata);
currentRows=currentRows+1;

}

$(“#testePag”).append(“1”);
count=count+10;

Then I add 2 buttons and a ‘currentPage / Total Pages’ thingy:

<input type="BUTTON" id="previous10" value="<
0)
x=((dtAutos.Rows.Count – 2) / 10) + 1;
else
x=(dtAutos.Rows.Count – 2 / 10); %>
/
>” />

And then give javasript those buttons:

$(“#previous10”).click(function () {

//Apagar files
for(var z=i-currentRows;z<=i;z++)
{
jQuery(“#list4”).delRowData(z);
}

i=i-currentRows;
i=i-10;
currentRows=0;
count=count-20;

<%
for(j=0;j
temp=;
if (temp>=i && temp<count+10)
{
i=i+1;

var mydata = {
day:”,
autosPrevi:”,
autosContract:”,
autosTrabMais:”,
autosTrabMenos:”,
autosRevisao:”,
juros:”,
multas:”
}
jQuery(“#list4”).addRowData(i,mydata);
}

count=count+10;
document.getElementById(“testePag”).innerHTML=count/10;
});

$(“#next10”).click(function () {

//Apagar files
for(var z=i-10;z<i;z++)
{
jQuery(“#list4”).delRowData(z);
}
currentRows=0;

<%
for(j=0;j
temp=;
if (temp>=i && temp<count+10)
{
i=i+1;

var mydata = {
day:”,
autosPrevi:”,
autosContract:”,
autosTrabMais:”,
autosTrabMenos:”,
autosRevisao:”,
juros:”,
multas:”
}
jQuery(“#list4”).addRowData(i,mydata);
currentRows=currentRows+1;
}

count=count+10;
document.getElementById(“testePag”).innerHTML=count/10;

});

Easy stuff 😉