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- 28th Oct 2013SELECT populate from MysqlSure - you could use the change event emitted by he other field: [code] $( editor.node( 'status_id' ) ).on( 'change', function () { // Get and modify list of options // ... editor.field( 'dept.id').update( data ); } ); [/code] Is that the kind of thing you are after? Allan
- 28th Oct 2013bSaveState & saving the state in a database...initialisation time using the options such as iDisplayStart etc,
- 25th Oct 2013DataTable export the pdf compressing the columnsdompdf can not handle many values valors for PDF creation, use mpdf that supports CSS and has many configuration options. Could treat my columns in a personalized way.
- 24th Oct 2013client side sorting, filtering but server side pagingmay have lots of options rather than a single
- 24th Oct 2013Change iDisplayStart on number pageThree options: Modify Datatables Use fnServerData to modify the request to the server Modify the server code to either expect what is sent, or multiple the two numbers together. Allan
- 23rd Oct 2013cumulative columndata: ~5'000 rows. Speed options "bStateSave": false, "bDeferRender": true,
- 23rd Oct 2013Join - Cross Fields Capabilitiesthe client, with the options // for the 'department' select
- 18th Oct 2013data-class expand responsiveI found it in the plugins.js [code] var initDataTables = function() { if ($.fn.dataTable) { // Set default options $.extend(true, $.fn.dataTable.defaults, { "oLanguage": { "sSearch": "" }, "sDom": "<'row'<'dataTables_header clearfix'<'col-md-6'l><'col-md-6'f>r>>t<'row'<'dataTables_footer clearfix'<'col-md-6'i><'col-md-6'p>>>", // set the initial value "iDisplayLength": 100, [/code] i changed it to 100 the original value was 5
- 17th Oct 2013Get header columns (also hidden)in 1.9.4-. So two options: you could use fnSettings().aoColumns[i].sTitle
- 16th Oct 2013dateFormat in validatorThe date formatter uses PHP's date() formatting options ( http://php.net/date ), so dd actually means "Day of the month, 2 digits with leading zeros" twice! I think you probably want: d/m/y . Regards, Allan