nextPage Method--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Displays the next page of records in the data set to which the table is bound.SyntaxTABLE.nextPage()
Return ValueNo return value.ResThe number of records displayed in the table is determined by the dataPageSize property of the table. You must set the DATAPAGESIZE attribute when designing the page, or set the corresponding dataPageSize property at run time for this method to have any effect. Note You do not need to check for boundary conditions.
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Return ValueNo return value.ResThe number of records displayed in the table is determined by the dataPageSize property of the table. You must set the DATAPAGESIZE attribute when designing the page, or set the corresponding dataPageSize property at run time for this method to have any effect. Note You do not need to check for boundary conditions.
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Scripting TABLE.dataPageSize [ = iSize ] Possible ValuesiSize Integer that specifies or receives the number of records in the table. The property is read/write. The property has no default value.Expressions can be used in place of the preceding value(s), as of Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5. For more information, see About Dynamic Properties.ResThe firstPage and lastPage methods are used to navigate directly to the first and last pages of a databound table, respectively. The nextPage and previousPage methods are used to navigate sequentially through the pages of a databound table.ExampleIn this example, a text box is bound to the customer_name field supplied by a data source object with an ID of customer. Because the text box is located within a data-bound table, the text box is repeated to display each of the records in the data source. The DATAPAGESIZE attribute on the table limits the display to 10 records.<TABLE DATASRC="#customer" DATAPAGESIZE=10>
<TR><TD><INPUT TYPE=TEXTBOX DATAFLD="customer_name"></TD></TR>
</TABLE>
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Scripting object.dataSrc [ = sID ] Possible ValuessID String that specifies or receives the identifier of the data source. The property is read/write. The property has no default value.Expressions can be used in place of the preceding value(s), as of Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5. For more information, see About Dynamic Properties.ResTabular and single-valued data consumers use the dataSrc property to specify a binding. The property takes a string that corresponds to the unique identifier of a data source object (DSO) on the page. The string must be prefixed by a number sign (#).When the dataSrc property is applied to a tabular data consumer, the entire data set is repeated by the consuming elements.When the dataSrc property is applied to a table, any contained single-valued consumer objects that specify a dataFld property are repeated for each record in the supplied data set. To complete the binding, the binding agent interrogates the enclosing table for its data source. A tabular data consumer contained within another tabular data consumer (table) must specify an explicit dataSrc.ExampleIn this example, a text box is bound to the customer_name field of a data source object with an ID of "customer". Because the text box is located within a data-bound table, the text box is repeated to display each of the records provided by the data source.<TABLE DATASRC="#customer">
<TR><TD><INPUT TYPE=TEXTBOX DATAFLD="customer_name"><TD><TR>
</TABLE>
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A, APPLET, BUTTON, DIV, FRAME, IFRAME, IMG, INPUT type=button, INPUT type=checkbox, INPUT type=hidden, INPUT type=image, INPUT type=password, INPUT type=radio, INPUT type=text, LABEL, MARQUEE, SELECT, SPAN, TABLE, TEXTAREA
Move the mouse pointer over an element in the Applies To list to display availability information for the listed platforms. Internet Explorer does not expose this member on platforms that are not listed. See AlsoIntroduction to Data Binding--------------------------------------------------------------------------------© 2003 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.