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Use scopes in CActiveDataProvider

Simple extension that can be used to apply scopes to a CActiveDataProvider

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Documentation ¶

Requirements ¶

Yii 1.0 or above

Installation ¶

Extract the release file under protected/extensions

Usage ¶

See the following code example:

$dataProvider=new EActiveDataProvider('Post', array(
   'scopes'=>array('published'),
   'criteria'=>array(
      //'condition'=>'status=1 AND tags LIKE :tags',
      //'params'=>array(':tags'=>$_GET['tags']),
      'with'=>array('author'),
   ),
   'pagination'=>array(
      'pageSize'=>20,
   ),
));
$dataProvider->joinAll = true; // optional if you want to also join the *_MANY relations
$dataProvider->getData(); // will return a list of Post objects

Change Log ¶

September 7, 2010 ¶

Update to make it work with Yii 1.1.4

March 19, 2010 ¶

Initial release.

Total 3 comments

#4699

Nayjest at 2011/08/05 04:35am

Applying scopes without extended data provider

You can do it without extensions: $dataProvider=new CActiveDataProvider(Post::model()->published());

#123

thorfinn at 2010/09/05 07:19am

very useful!

thanks!

#655

Dana at 2010/03/27 02:12pm

Easy to use and very effective

I installed this a few days ago and it has simplified things tremendously for me.

I'm very curious why scopes weren't implemented by default -- is there a major performance hit when you're working with very large dataproviders?

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License: New BSD License
Developed by: Troto
Category: Database
Votes: +5
Downloaded: 1,023 times
Created on: Mar 19, 2010
Last updated: Oct 4, 2010

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