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paginate expects options to be passed as named parameters, so
whichever option you decide to go with you need to be passing
somehting like the following back to the controller
www.website.com/controller/action/limit:10
other options can be
www.website.com/controller/action/limit:10/sort:created/direction:asc
I am currently working with index views which have drop downs at the
top of my results and a javascript observer watching for any changes
in those dropdowns which sends a new GET request with the correct
parameters, much like Ebay allows users to reorder their listings.
HTH
Paul.
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