You should be able to specify the "route" (or action) in a pager, but the CPagination.createPageUrl passes an empty argument to the controller making the called action the current action. This may not always be the case - for example when viewing messages in a forum a pager is typically used to display the number of replies to a message and a separate pager is used to display the number of messages in a forum. The action for the pager of the message must go to a different action then that of the pager for the forums' messages.
Thoughts ? Something as simple as adding the following to CPagination would work…
public $action = '';
/**
* Creates the URL suitable for pagination.
* @param CController the controller that will create the actual URL
* @param integer the page that the URL should point to.
* @return string the created URL
*/
public function createPageUrl($controller,$page)
{
$params=$_GET;
if($page>0) // page 0 is the default
$params[$this->pageVar]=$page+1;
else
unset($params[$this->pageVar]);
return $controller->createUrl($this->action,$params);
}
