On Tue, 25 May 2010, Parijat Kalia wrote:

> I am trying to implement pagination. My actions page has this simple query
>    *   $c = new Criteria();
>       $c->add(QuestionsPeer::USERNAME,$userName);
>       $c->addSelectColumn(QuestionsPeer::QUESTION);*
>       $pagerOp = new sfPropelPager('Questions',15);
>       $pagerOp->setCriteria($c);
>       $pagerOp->setPage($this->getRequestParameter('page', 10));

Then second parameter to getRequestParameter() is a default value. Did you 
mean to start at page 10 when no page parameter exists.

>       $pagerOp->init();
>       $this->pager = $pagerOp;
> 
> Now in the templates, I am trying to check my the results of my pager, by
> doing this
> 
> echo "<pre>"; print_r($pager->getResults()) ; echo "</pre>";
> 
> The output I should be getting should only be the *questions by
> username=$userName* but this is not the case, and apparently everything is
> getting out as output also, they are being outputted as protected variables,
> meaning I cannot access them, which is the core problem here......this can
> be seen as follow:
> (Anyone know what's up here? please let me know...thanks!)

Go read the example in the docs:
http://www.symfony-project.org/jobeet/1_4/Doctrine/en/07#chapter_07_list_pagination



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