Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Re: Several Custom SQL Pagination 1.2

Now that I think about it maybe its not that difficult.
The paginate function has a scope parameter which can be used to pass
sql condition.
I could try and pass some kind of hint in this array about the search
I want to preform.
hmmmmmmmmmmmm.....
Should work.

Too late to check it now but will do it tomorrow and write about it
afterwards.


On Oct 29, 12:34 am, Ita <zip...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
> I have just implemented pagination successfully but seem to have a
> problem with expanding this.
> Iĺl explain.
>
> I have a controller that can do several kind of searches.
> lets say it has the following functions:
> searchByAAA
> searchByBBB
> searchByCCC
> searchByDDD
>
> each search is complicated and has to be done using custom SQL query.
> Now when I implement pagination I need to pass this SQL to the
> paginator which I undestand cannot be done.
> I know I can override the model paginate and paginateCount functions
> but this will only help me in one case.
> How do I know which SQL to run?
> Can I pass some kind of parameter to the paginate function so Iĺl know
> from where I´m coming?
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