actually: paginate uses Model::find('all', $yourconditions);
in $yourconditions you can pass all things like fields, conditions, limit,
group, etc...
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> Thank you, Chetan:
>
> That was helpful; I just had fun with it. What you shared led me to
> investigate the Pagination page and I see I can use in the first array, in
> addition to limit and conditions, other keys like: fields, order, page,
> contain, joins, recursive -- similar to find().
>
> Again, I do appreciate.
>
> Kevin
>
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