Le 26/01/2016 15:16, Pat Tryçias a écrit :
It uses them when you tell the paginator that there is no collection field being fetch joined in the DQL query. But by default, it cannot make this assumption, and using them would break the result when there is a collection being fetched joined (as a single entity in the results would require multiple rows in the SQL results)Why Doctrine don't use thoses methode ? ->setFirstResult($offset) ->setMaxResults($itemCountPerPage);To me, pagination should not use a IN over an id list.
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