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Does anyone have any ideas on this one?

I got this kinda working. The issue I am now having is the paging number on the bottom when I reload the table defaults back to 1 even though it is actually on what ever page it is supposed to be on.

So for example, I am on page 12. I update the status of one of the rows, the table reloads using that page 12. But the bottom left page result goes back to 1 even though the results are at page 12. Hope that makes sense.

But if I page using the navigation at the bottom of the table then it displays correctly.

Perfect. I basically did something like this and it worked for me.

public startDate: moment.Moment = moment().subtract(29, 'days').startOf('day');
    public endDate: moment.Moment = moment().endOf("day");

Thank you

I don't want to change it globally though. Just for a specific instance of the date range picker. Is there a way to do that?

Excellent, that worked perfectly.

thank you

Thank you @ismcagdas, I will check those things out.

<cite>alirizaadiyahsi: </cite> Hi,

Actually, this question is not related with the aspnet-zero. In this question, there are many arguments to know to improve your query performance. May be you should ask this question in a common software QA site like <a class="postlink" href="http://stackoverflow.com/">http://stackoverflow.com/</a>

I disagree with you because I am using the ASP.NET Zero repository to query and the PagedResultDto which is also a class built into ABP. I believe this is a relevant question.

the OrderBy is for sure what is creating the issue. I take that out of there and it is perfectly fine. But then I can't do sorting.

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Awesome, thank you

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The horizontal scroll bar appears in the user table. How does that appear?

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