Data of selecting row

support@kosmos.de

I feel like this is redundant. Can i find the data of the row withou calling the inner function?

tabellePlan.on( 'select', function () {
         tabellePlan.rows({selected:  true}).data()
} );

kthorngren

Its not redundant. Line 1 is the select event handler. In the handler that executes when a row is selected. Line 2 uses the rows().data() API. The selector-modifier of {selected: true} filters the rows returned from the rows() API to those that are selected. You can use tabellePlan.rows({selected: true}).data() at anytime, it doesn't need to be within the select event.

Does this address your concern?

Kevin

colin

As Kevin said, but it's also worth noting that select passed the indexes of the selected items into your function, so you can do something like this;

tabellePlan.on( 'select', function (e, dt, type, indexes) {
         dt.rows(indexes).data()
} );

Colin