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Add a MudPagination
Using the table component is exceptionally good but the pagination is client side.
What would be nice is that we could use a table model to have pagination via server
It could be the exposing of a Total Records , Items per page properties and an event on the pagination buttons so we can "refill" the table.
I happen to be like you.
I wrote a Pagination component with 4 button,
Currently we have a lot of public component props and methods but many of them should be private. We should revisit all components and make the necessary changes.
Here is an example from ErrorList component:
https://github.com/BlazorRepl/BlazorRepl/blob/5c7f061eb9cc75ac1121d70ba9f4828e9eb465c1/Client/Components/ErrorList.razor.cs#L22-L32
All of these properties and methods can be `privat
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If a component has a child content parameter that is a
RenderFragment<TValue>, then the parameter builder's AddChildContent method should throw an exception with an error message telling the user to use.Add(p => p.ChildContent, ...)instead.For example, the following should throw an helpful exception: