paging

I have to create Grid view like Appstore iOS app. I want to do this with UICollectionView paging. I have also implemented the code but not able to scroll like that. What I want to do is there will one image in Center and at both sides(left and right), it should show some portion of previous and next image. I have set Frame for UICollectionView is 320*320. cell size is 290*320.(cell min spacing is 10) 1 Below are two links which depicts my requirement. Thanks in advance. (This is what I want) 2 Deepak Have you tried setting the scroll direction of your UICollectionViewFlowLayout to horizontal?

I have a UIScrollView with paging in it (so the typical model with a UIPageControl and dragging/flicking left and right between pages), and I've got that working fine. The weird thing is that when I wanted to get rid of bouncing (so that you can't see black behind the UI on the left and right sides), suddenly paging no longer works. In other words, when: scrollView.pagingEnabled = YES; scrollView.bounces = YES; Everything works fine, except I don't like the bouncing at page(0) and page(length-1). But when I do this: scrollView.pagingEnabled = YES; scrollView.bounces = NO; It stops snapping

What is the Equivalent syntax of MySQL " LIMIT " clause in SQL Server . I would like to use it for doing paging of my results. (want to show records5 to 10 ) The closest thing is TOP: Select top 5 * from tablename You can get a range ( rows 5 - 10) SELECT * FROM ( SELECT TOP n * FROM ( SELECT TOP z columns -- (z=n+skip) FROM tablename ORDER BY key ASC ) ) The closest to it is SELECT TOP X but it is only equivalent to LIMIT X . For LIMIT X, Y , there is no direct MS-SQL equivalent (as far as I know). Christian's solution is a good one though. MSSQL2005 (onwards) has the ROW_NUMBER syntax which

Can anyone point me in the right direction to figure out a way to fix the way paging and orderBy work together in Angular? Currently, I can orderBy and page the results of the data[], but the orderBy filter only affects the each page individually. For example, if I sort in reverse order by ID, page 1 will list 10-1, and page 2 will list 15-11, as opposed to starting with 15 and going to 1 by the end of the second page. I have a basic fiddle here http://jsfiddle.net/ZbMsR/ Here is my controller: function MyCtrl($scope) { $scope.currentPage = 0; $scope.pageSize = 10; $scope.orderBy = "-appId";

From everything I've read, it seemed that adding paging to a ListView control should be dead simple, but it's not working for me. After adding the ListView and DataPager controls to the form and wiring them together, I'm getting very odd behavior. The DataPager correctly limits the ListView's page size, but clicking the paging buttons doesn't affect the ListView at all. The paging buttons seem to think they are doing they're job, as the last button is disabled when you go to the last page, etc., but the ListView never changes. Also, it takes two clicks on the DataPager to get it to do anything