Hi Gary,

Because Web forms are stateless, there is no concept of BindingContext to know the current record in a DataSet. You need to keep track of that manually. If your DataView is small, you could keep the value in a Session variable and pass it to your Edit page. You could also save your DataViewRow index in a Session variable and that way you would know the next DataViewRow index to retrieve. To get the index, use DataGrid.SelectedIndex. If your DataView is too large, then just save your DataViewRow index and fetch the DataView again. Of course, this only works if your data does not have any new rows added.

>I want to include "Previous" and "Next" buttons on a Web form to allow the user to step through a dataset. I know how to set the Position property of the BindingContext object to accomplish this in a Windows app, but I can't seem to find the way to do this in a Web app.
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>I'm retrieving the dataset from a Web service and binding it to a sortable datagrid. If the user clicks Edit on the grid, a second Web form displays all columns for that row. I want to allow the user to navigate to previous and next rows from there.
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>TIA for any comments.
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>Gary