Hello Paulson,
I am afraid that I cannot replicate the problem on my side. I have attached a sample project, which works fine for me. Please change it to replicate the problem or provide us with your sample project replicating the issue. We will review it and do our best to find a solution for you.
I am awaiting your response.
Thanks,
Constant
Hi Constant,
I would like to mention a few things to which you may put your attention before you try to reproduce
1) Web Part is not for ASP.NET Web application but SharePoint 2010
2) In the sample application that we provided you may please notice that the data is bound to the grid only on a call back for the first time
In the sample application that you’re provided we found that it lacks the above things. You may please consider binding the database in the call back as we did it in our sample application and try to use the same database. Please verify the video that already attached with the same sample.
Thanks,
Paulson
Hi Constant,
I have created a new sample which is a simple asp.net application and used the same cube. I am able to reproduce the same issue. I have attached the modified sample and database.
Please note that in order to reproduce this issue you should use the same database and same logic.
Steps to Reproduce
1. Open the Web page
2. Wait to populate the pivot grid control with proper data
3. Verify the pivot grid displays first page and the pagination control contains links for second page also
4. Navigate to second page to make sure that it really exists and displays some valid data
5. Right click on the field “Sales Amount” in data area and click on the “Hide” context menu item to hide that particular field
6. Wait for the page to refresh and reload
7. It can be observed that the pagination control still contains two links for both first and second pages
8. Click on the link to second page in the pagination control
9. Wait for the second page to load
10. It can be observed that the pagination control is vanished and the first page displayed
Thanks,
Paulson
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