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The ASPxDataView is a flexible data presentation tool. It arranges records into a specified number of rows and columns. If needed, it automatically splits content across multiple pages and provides end-users with an embedded page navigation UI - ASPxPager control. Page navigation can be accomplished via postbacks or AJAX callbacks - whichever is more appropriate for your application.

Since record content is specified via templates, you can easily modify the ASPxDataView to display any type of information your require. For instance, the ASPxNewsControl is a good extensibility example. This control is derived from the ASPxDataView to display records as news headlines.

The following is a list of features available to you. To try these features online, please visit our ASPxperience Suite Online Demo Center.

ASPxDataView™ - Data-Bound List/Card View Component

• Paging can be executed via AJAX callbacks. If this feature is enabled, you have total control over the loading panel's content and appearance.
• Automatic record structure initialization. All bound data fields are fetched and then used to create the basic record template.
• Customizable number of rows and columns per page.
• Automatic empty row suppression on the last page.
• Built-in ASPxPager control that can be displayed above or below the cards or on both sides.
• Customizable appearance for all elements.
• Templates can be specified for records, empty record placeholders and sections displayed on the left and right side of the pager control.

ASPxPager™ - Page-by-page Data Navigator

• When used on a standalone basis, you can manually specify the number of navigable items and the number of items per page. The pager will automatically calculate the required number of pages and will create appropriate links for them.
• Pager can include the following elements: summary text, previous and next page buttons, numeric links to individual pages and a button allowing end-users to show the entire bound content.
• You can change format strings used to construct summary text when a particular page is selected and when the entire bound dataset is displayed.
• Customizable text, images and appearance for all included buttons.
• Customizable number of numeric links.
• If the number of numeric links is less than the actual number of pages, an ellipse becomes visible. By default, you can see the first few links, an ellipsis and then the last few links. You can also hide the ellipsis or display it at the end of the line.
• Optional separators between buttons and numeric links.