Add a new option for getMatchingAssets to set the number of rows
per page. Add another sort clause to make testing easier.
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@ -194,6 +194,10 @@ A classname pattern to match. For example, if you provide 'WebGUI::Asset::Sku' t
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Instead of returning an array reference of assetId's, return a paginator object.
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=head3 rowsPerPage
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If usePaginator is passed, then this variable will set the number of rows per page that the paginator uses.
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=cut
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sub getMatchingAssets {
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@ -242,11 +246,11 @@ sub getMatchingAssets {
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# write the query
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my $query = 'select distinct assetKeyword.assetId from assetKeyword left join asset using (assetId)
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where '.join(' and ', @clauses).' order by creationDate desc';
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where '.join(' and ', @clauses).' order by creationDate desc, lineage';
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# perform the search
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if ($options->{usePaginator}) {
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my $p = WebGUI::Paginator->new($self->session);
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my $p = WebGUI::Paginator->new($self->session, undef, $options->{rowsPerPage});
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$p->setDataByQuery($query, undef, undef, \@params);
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return $p;
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}
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