This is the case with the CArrayDataProvider. Actually they have CActiveDataProvider which is bind to AR and working like a charm. It is making two queries one with the data and one with the count of rows so you get a nice pagination component when using with a gridview or listview. Well this is not the case with CArrayDataProvider. They didn’t assume that someone like me would want to make himself the two queries and set the current page, total count of raws and pass the excerpt of them. What they actually do is using the array_slice method to get the needed portion of the page when using with a CPager. Well I can see that this has been done in the old ages. The component needs all the records from the database and will cut off the needed portion. This is insane. That is why I modified it a little bit … yeah it is almost nothing so it suits my needs. Just extend the CArrayDataProvider and include it.

class ArrayDataProvider extends CArrayDataProvider
{
	/**
	 * Fetches the data from the persistent data storage.
	 * @return array list of data items
	 */
	protected function fetchData()
	{
		if(($sort=$this->getSort())!==false && ($order=$sort->getOrderBy())!='')
			$this->sortData($this->getSortDirections($order));

		if(($pagination=$this->getPagination())!==false)
		{
			$pagination->setItemCount($this->getTotalItemCount());
			return $this->rawData;
			//return array_slice($this->rawData, $pagination->getOffset(), $pagination->getLimit());
		}
		else
			return $this->rawData;
	}
}

Usage:

$viewData['dataProvider'] = new ArrayDataProvider(
			$array['rows'],
			array(
				'totalItemCount' => $array['count'],
				'pagination'=>array(
					'pageSize' => 10,
				),
			)
		);

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