We will first see an example of how we can implement it using client side processing. One of the best option which I like in it is that it supports both client side searching, pagination, sorting etc, but it also provides option to have server side processing of it, as there can be case where we have too much data in database and in thatĬase client side paging wouldn’t be a good option, just think millions of rows in a table and if they are bound to it using client side pagination, it will make or page unresponsive due to high amount of rows processing and html rendering. It also supports almost all the data sources to which it can be bound, some It supports pagination, instant-search, multi-column ordering. Some of the libraries and plugins available are:Īll have their pros and cons, but personally I have found jQuery datatables to be a good choice. Sample solution from MSDN gallery at this link. It totally depends on the requirements of specific application if the search is needed client side or server side, same for the other functions.

There are many their party both server side and also client side plugins written in JQuery are available which provide all the essentialįunctionalities that we have in web forms which include searching, sorting and paging etc. In this post, we will be seeing how we can create a grid view in asp.net mvc, same like we have in asp.net web form.

Adding grid in procreate app