i have a listview and binding it in codebehind from a linq query that selects related Keywords
MyDataContext dcxt = new MyDataContext();
string x = "searchword"; // i get x from user
var query = from ak in dcxt.WordIndexes
where ak.Word == x
from a in ak.Keywords
where a.Comps.Approved &&
a.Comps.Active &&
a.Approved
orderby a.ETbm descending
select a;
ListView1.DataSource = query;
ListView1.DataBind();
i have one-to-many relationship between WordIndexes -> Keywords
,
also one-to-many between Comps -> Keyswords
.
now i want to use a linqdatasource, so i can let the linqdatasource handle paging. but i cant set the where clause like this linq query.
<asp:LinqDataSource ID="lds2" runat="server"
ContextTypeName="MyDataContext" EntityTypeName=""
OrderBy="" TableName="Keywords"
Where="">
</asp:LinqDataSource>
i tried to use datapager (without linqdatasource) for paging but its very slow if the results hold alot of items. i used linqdatasource before with simpler queries, but this is a little complex for me because of relationships between tables and i dont know where to start building the where clause. any help?
Update:
I ended up using LinqDataSourceSelectEvent
with a DataPager like suggested in the answer
protected void linqDS_Selecting(object sender, LinqDataSourceSelectEventArgs e)
{
var query = from ak in dcxt.WordIndexes
where ak.Word == x
from a in ak.Keywords
where a.Comps.Approved &&
a.Comps.Active &&
a.Approved
orderby a.ETbm descending
select a;
e.Arguments.TotalRowCount = query.Count();
e.Result = query.Skip(DataPager1.StartRowIndex).Take(DataPager1.PageSize);
}
you can use LinqDataSource_Selecting event and passing the query to