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DataTables contains a variety of styling options. The most popular option is the default DataTables styling framework with 56.4% of the share of requests. The next most popular is Bootstrap 3 with 25% of requests.

a display with four options for actions to take:

Support for Button's export options - currently the grouping information

Note that the Editor options have be placed into

Intl doesn't just offer options for sorting, but also

an array of the options that you wish to

REQUEST['values']['continent']] ) ->fetchAll(); echo json_encode( [ 'options' => [ 'country' => $countries

just use the default options - they should, and can,

showing all of the options available, all at the

DataTables to define ordering options for all data sets.

Clever :). The other option would be to use the searchPanes.dtOpts parameter and set the order parameter to [[1, 'desc']]. Allan

Yes, sorry we didn't get back to you. I think it is possible through a combination of ColReorder and FixedColumns' fixedColumns().left() method, which you can use to get / set the number of fixed columns. But it isn't something I've tried before, so I can't say for certain if it would work or not. Allan

With columns, that can be made invisible with column().visible() - there isn't an API call to make rows (in)visible, so that wouldn't be the case here. If you've used some other method to hide them, you can pass a function into that row-selector (where ':visible' currently is) that uses logic to check for the row's visibility, Colin

You can do it on the server-side sure. Use whatever programming language you are using to create a file. On the client-side you can generate a file and then tell the browser to download it, but you can't specify where to. If you want to create a file client-side with the data from a DataTable, use the Buttons extension. Allan

See if this Buttons export columns selector example answers your question. Kevin

You could consider our SearchBuilder extension. Allan

I'm not sure how this works in other browser's but in Chrome when you inspect the select element you can make changes to see how they affect the styling. For example: Unchecking that CSS seems to move and align the right side of the input with the right side of the cell. Scroll down a bit more to find this CSS: Turn off padding-top and padding-bottom. With those three changes it looks like this: In your style section you should be able to override these settings. Kevin

Same as this thread, please don't duplicate posts. Colin

Hi, my Group Select field always shows the first option That will happen if the value of the field being edited (i.e. the value of templates.group for this row) is not available in the list of option values (GroupID in this case). It is important to note that this is strongly typed as well, so it is possible that might be the cause of the issue. If you can give me a link to your page I can help to debug the issue. Allan

The exportOptions docs don't show that it will accept a function for the selector-modifier option. You could try an anonymous function to return the setting but it might not be applied dynamically. A better option might be to create two buttons; one for all and for current. If you don't want both displayed you could use button().add() and button().remove() to swap buttons based on the user input. Or you can use button.node() to toggle a class that hides the buttons. Kevin