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# | Aug 7th 2008, 22:10 | markstory | in your conditions. |
# | Aug 7th 2008, 22:10 | cobol | yes i get that |
# | Aug 7th 2008, 22:11 | cobol | but |
# | Aug 7th 2008, 22:11 | cobol | i'm not sure how to pass the parameters |
# | Aug 7th 2008, 22:11 | cobol | since pagination has all that muck up there |
# | Aug 7th 2008, 22:11 | markstory | perhaps some custom work. |
# | Aug 7th 2008, 22:11 | cobol | it's not possible to pass a parameter and still retain pagination's parameters???? |
# | Aug 7th 2008, 22:12 | Snapp | markstory: whats the convention for cake tho.. I have a feeling its camelCased. |
# | Aug 7th 2008, 22:12 | markstory | for what? |
# | Aug 7th 2008, 22:13 | markstory | cobol: look up making custom paginators. it can be done. |
# | Aug 7th 2008, 22:16 | cobol | i understand how to add the parameters to the query |
# | Aug 7th 2008, 22:16 | cobol | what i can't find anywhere is how to pass the parameters int he URL |
# | Aug 7th 2008, 22:17 | markstory | use dogpoo => smelly |
# | Aug 7th 2008, 22:18 | cobol | well |
# | Aug 7th 2008, 22:18 | cobol | i'd have a form there |
# | Aug 7th 2008, 22:18 | cobol | with a submit action, to filter the properties |
# | Aug 7th 2008, 22:18 | cobol | but i imagine as soon as i hit submit, or change pages, |
# | Aug 7th 2008, 22:18 | cobol | one or the other, either the parameters or the page result |
# | Aug 7th 2008, 22:18 | cobol | will go away |
# | Aug 7th 2008, 22:18 | markstory | try it find out :) |