i want to cancel the user-select event based on a column value, so if a certain column has value x cancel the event, if its other then x continue.
the cancellation is simple, but how do i get the row/column data from within the event?
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The fourth parameter to user-select is cell, you can use this in the API, either as a cell, i.e. cell.data(), or to get the row, i.e. row(cell.node()) - see example here.
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Colin
The row() can use a td as a row-selector. The user-select event returns the cell() API instance of the clicked cell. So you can use cell().node() to get the td and pass that as the row selector. Confused here is an example: http://live.datatables.net/riraqojo/1/edit
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Kevin
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The fourth parameter to
user-selectiscell, you can use this in the API, either as a cell, i.e.cell.data(), or to get the row, i.e.row(cell.node()) - see example here.Colin
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here is an example:
row()can use atdas arow-selector. Theuser-selectevent returns thecell()API instance of the clicked cell. So you can usecell().node()to get thetdand pass that as the row selector. Confusedhttp://live.datatables.net/riraqojo/1/edit
Kevin