FYI
The latest CakePHP release (1.2.2.8120) fixes the problems I was
having, now $paginator-link() can used to get the desired results. On
my initial check, everything seems to be working perfect.
Many thanks to the developers!
Mike
On Feb 27, 11:11 pm, Mike Cook m...@epubbooks.com wrote:
As
The fix changed the behavior for all simple (single-model) paginations
so that they now require the modelname in sort() to work. I suspect
this was not intended?
http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/00fc597c81414280#
On Mar 22, 1:51 pm, Mike Cook m...@epubbooks.com
I don't mind having to specify the model as this has to got be better
than hacking the core. :)
Alas, when I try to use 'direction' in $paginator-link() it still
gets ignored, so I will still need to use $html-link on those.
On Mar 22, 2:04 pm, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
As there was no reply I ended up posting a bug ticket for this. I'm
posting the result here for future searches on the subject.
Apparently this inheritance is the intended behavior of the Paginator
helper. Personally this makes no sense to me, but I guess there must
be good reason for it.
If
I had posted about this previously but I guess the title and
explanation I used were not very good. Hopefully this will be better.
Here is my code;
// Controller
function index() {
$this-paginate['Book'] = array(
'contain' = array('Author', 'Language', 'Genre'),
'order' =
