GeneXus Advanced course [Extra Videos]

Paging in For Each, Pattern, and Grid

We will see ways to manage and customize different types of paging: the one generated automatically by the Work With For Web Pattern of a transaction, one generated manually for a Web panel grid, that of a For Each command or a Data Provider group with a base table.

In the video "Default Design System" of the CORE course, grid paging was already shown.

Transactions
Listings and access to data by code
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Database update
- Commit Management and Reading of Non-Committed Records
  
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- Concurrency Control
  
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Web Screens: Web Panels
- Interactive Screens: How to Save Context Information
  
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- Loading a grid SDT collection in the form of a Web Panel
  
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Web and native Mobile screens with Customer-facing focus
- Screens and associated logic
  - Panel object. Multiple Grids
    
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  - Panel object. First steps
    
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Progressive WEB Applications
- Introduction to PWA Applications
  
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- How to Create a PWA in GeneXus
  
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Reporting tool
- Dynamic queries. Query object and Query Viewer
  
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Integration
- Accessing external databases (DBRet and DataView)
  
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- Web Services. Introduction
  
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Security
- Introduction to Application Security and GeneXus
  
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- GeneXus Access Manager. Introduction
  
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Version and platform Management

Paging in For Each, Pattern, and Grid - PDF
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Paging in For Each, Pattern, and Grid

Transactions

Effects of Adding an Attribute to a Table that Already Contains Data

Parallel Transactions

Redundant Attributes and their Maintenance

More about Events in Transactions

Listings and access to data by code

Paging in For Each, Pattern, and Grid

Database update

Commit Management and Reading of Non-Committed Records

Concurrency Control

Web Screens: Web Panels

Interactive Screens: How to Save Context Information

Loading a grid SDT collection in the form of a Web Panel

Web and native Mobile screens with Customer-facing focus

Screens and associated logic

Panel object. Multiple Grids

Panel object. First steps

Progressive WEB Applications

Introduction to PWA Applications

How to Create a PWA in GeneXus

Reporting tool

Dynamic queries. Query object and Query Viewer

Integration

Accessing external databases (DBRet and DataView)

Web Services. Introduction

Security

Introduction to Application Security and GeneXus

GeneXus Access Manager. Introduction

Version and platform Management

Introduction to DevOps with GeneXus

Knowledge base versioning. Introduction

Introduction to Environments