appears as if the controller's $paginate array doesn't require any
mods, but I can't get it to properly paginate. The SQL is all correct
except that the offset is not included, so I always get the first page
of results.
Thinking it might be a problem with CakeRequest, I debugged
$this->request->params:
Array
(
[plugin] =>
[controller] => contributors
[action] => index
[lang] => en
[page] => 2
etc.
Is this correct?
The other thing I tried was adding Paginator to the controller's
$components array. The docs are *really* vague on this. Is it
necessary? Because without it, paginate() works (almost--see above) as
expected. But, when I add it to $components, my $paginate array is
completely ignored; associated data is missing, limit is incorrect,
etc. It seems that what would normally go inside $paginate array now
should be in $components under the 'Paginator' key. But, if that's the
case, how come $paginate works otherwise.
So confused. Can someone please clarify? Most importantly, how to pass
the 'page' correctly?
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