Search

sorted in the natural order rather than on a

object: var searchOptions = $.fn.dataTable.ext.deepLink( [ 'order' ]; var defaultOptions = { order: [[ 2,

api/staff', columns: [ { className: 'details-control', orderable: false, data: null, defaultContent:

In order to keep the number

function ( d, type, row ) { // Order, search and type get

In order to be able to

two functions: DataTable.absoluteOrder for ordering strings DataTable.absoluteOrderNumber for ordering

is primarily designed to order sequential lists, and so

support multi-row editing. In order to use multi-row editing

the following Javascript: $('table').DataTable( { order: [[ 1, "asc" ]], pageLength: 25,

Yes, if you leave ordering enabled (ordering) then DataTables will order the data using its built in sorting. Use ordering (or the legacy bSort option if you want to use the legacy options) to disable that behaviour. Allan

have : "columnDefs": [ { "targets": [ '_all' ], "orderable": false }, { "targets": [ 1 ], "orderData": [ 1, 2 ] }, It works

I've added support for order() by adding .$this->_build_order() after

fires off while the order event is still running,

class doesn't have and order() method (list of methods

currently using the index order (which I'm surprised about

Just to confirm - this will be in the next version of Editor. Mjoin will have an order() method which you can use to specify which property of the joined table should be used to order the data. Regards, Allan

You should just be able to use the order api. It will order based upon the content of a cell. https://datatables.net/reference/option/order

the table to the order that DataTables knows about).

The example you linked to appears to be working. We'd really need a link to a test case that shows the issue in order to be abel to offer any help. Allan