Expansible/ Collapsible feature not working on "tr.child" when responsive in multi-level grouping

Expansible/ Collapsible feature not working on "tr.child" when responsive in multi-level grouping

nathan1812nathan1812 Posts: 17Questions: 7Answers: 0

Hi there,
I was able to apply the collapsible/ expansible feature on multi-level grouping jquery datatable by following this thread: https://datatables.net/forums/discussion/62845/datatables-rowgroup-multi-level-collapse-expand
. However, when I've successfully implemented the responsive feature by following another thread: https://datatables.net/extensions/responsive/examples/display-types/immediateShow.html, it does not collapse my tr.child row as shown in the picture below... Any idea to help fix this would be greatly appreciated! Thank you and Happy New Year!

This question has an accepted answers - jump to answer

Answers

  • kthorngrenkthorngren Posts: 20,144Questions: 26Answers: 4,736
    Answer ✓

    Looks like you will need to use the draw event to loop through the rows on the page (use rows().every() with selector-modifier of {page: 'current'}) then determine if that row is in a collapsed group. If it is then use row().child.hide() to hide the responsive details otherwise use row().child.show() to show the responsive details.

    I updated one of the examples in the thread you linked to show this:
    http://live.datatables.net/kuruvipi/406/edit

    It seems to work but I didn't do much testing. You may need to add more logic than just the simple if statement being used:

    if (collapsedGroups[data.webmaster] || collapsedGroups[data.webmaster + data.arcdate])

    Kevin

  • nathan1812nathan1812 Posts: 17Questions: 7Answers: 0
    edited December 2021

    Hi Kevin,
    You made my day Sir! It is actually my very first question on this forum. I've been stuck with this problem for days and I feel very frustrated lol! The table.on('draw') event works like a charm and collapses my child row. Thanks a million and Happy New Year!

Sign In or Register to comment.