RowsPerPage Property (ContainerRenderer Object)

The RowsPerPage property returns or sets the number of rows to be rendered with the Render method. Read/write.

Syntax

objContRend.RowsPerPage

Data Type

Integer

Remarks

The RowsPerPage property is set to the number of rows that are to appear together in a single display, that is, the number or rows in each frame of the rendering. This number typically varies between 10 and 25, but could be outside that range under certain conditions. RowsPerPage defaults to 25.

Several factors can determine the appropriate number of rows per frame:

• The larger the frame used for the table rendering, the more rows it can hold.
• The smaller the maximum font size used in each row, the more rows can fit in a frame.
• The more rows a frame has, the longer it takes to transmit it to the browser.

If you call the RenderHeading method only for the first frame and do not render the heading row in subsequent frames, then you could increase RowsPerPage after the first frame.

If your frames include display items such as artwork in addition to the table rows, the space usable for the rows is reduced.