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Regarding the page navigation (e.g. Page 1 of 2 (19 items) 1 2 Next >) would it be possible to repeat it at the bottom of the page?  This way, when you arrive at the bottom there is a link there to click to the next page.  This would eliminate the scroll back to the top.

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It's entirely possible and I think it's just one additional line of code to add in.

Have you tried using my PartArt reader? My original intent was to build it for users who like to read and answer questions on the forum.

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RxDave,

Are you referring to pagination on pages that have published lists?

For example, if I publish my services list to my Public website and I have say hundreds of records but I only want the website to display 20 records at a time. Yet, give users the ability to view the additional records by clicking the page links at the bottom  (e.g. 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5).

Good idea. I hope Microsoft implements this feature soon.

 Thanks.

Norris

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I think your both talking about different things, RxDave I assume you mean on this forum? and Norris means a published list from the business apps.  At any rate, I would agree with both statement, it would be nice to have a next button on the bottom of this forum, as well as having the business apps use the additional pages.

SA, yes, this is the "About this community > Site suggestions" forum.  I am talking about the threads where there is more than one page of posts.  When you have read your way to the bottom, to get to the next page, you must first scroll back to the top.  I am suggesting repeating the "Next page" links at the bottom to eliminate that.

www.fidalgoweather.net
Check the Masters Forum for help and good ideas.
For beginners: Getting started with OLSB.