Hi Roy,

I don't think the paginator as-is is a good fit for this use-case: what you
want here is different custom queries, which you can then simplify into an
iterator later on.

Marco Pivetta

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On 7 October 2014 03:02, Roy Epperson <[email protected]> wrote:

>   I'm using Paginator for displaying large sets of object on a webpage
> just fine use a $pageSize and $currentPage as selection of which page   to
> display. The setup is:
>      $paginator
>                 ->getQuery()
>                 ->setFirstResult($pageSize * ($currentPage - 1))
>                 ->setMaxResults(min($totalTopics, $pageSize));
>
> I have not done an exhaustive look other than looking Paginator class. My
> question is there a Paginator method or supporting class that would return
> the first (or possbile last) object for each page of the n-pages of the
> selected object set?  I would like then display some attribute of that
> object as the visual indicator for a page index.
>
> Right now for example, I am display  a navigation bar:        1
> 10       20     30
>
> And would like to display for example:           Alpha      Doctor
> Fred       Woody
>
> Is there a way to only get the first element in the result set which is
> offset by the $pageSize or better yet return the first element of each
> $pageSize across the entire dataset of the basic query?
>
> TIA,
> Roy
>
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