Search

numeric type detection and ordering for any form of

This option is an alias to searchPanes.orderable, which should be preferred when using DataTables 2+. It can be used to configure SearchPanes regardless of how the panes are inserted into the document (layout or searchPanes). Please refer to the documentation for searchPanes.orderable for full details of this option.

be displayed with the ordering buttons included in the

ARIA label that is added to the table headers when the column may be sorted by activating the column (click or return when focused). The string given here is prefixed with the column name when DataTables constructs the aria-label attribute.

includes information such as ordering, searching and also the

built in global search, ordering or paging.

for any changes in ordering. This action is not

A selected row is typically shown in a DataTable by using a highlight background colour - however, it can also be useful to use other styling options to convey the selected state of items in a table to the end user. A common option is to use a checkbox which can be clicked on to toggle row selection, which can be particularly useful if you wish to restrict row selection activation to a particular column, so other actions can be performed on the other cells in the table (such as inline editing). A column can be shown with a checkbox that reflects the row's selected status simply through the DataTable.render.select() rendering function, which should be assign to the columns.render property for the column where you want the checkbox to appear. This creates a input checkbox element, and so it is fully accessible with a keyboard. It is possible to provide value and name properties for the checkbox by passing in the locations of the values that should be used from the data source object as arguments to the function (e.g. DataTable.render.select('value', 'name')).

You might wish to tell DataTables about a specific date/time format that your data contains, but either you don't wish to transform it into a different format, or you aren't sure which columns the date/time data will be in (i.e. can't use the datetime rendering function). For such cases, we provide a DataTable.datetime() function to which you provide a format string. This will instruct DataTables to look for and parse data in such a format. As with DataTable's other date and time methods, DataTable.datetime() supports both Moment.js and Luxon. In this example we are using Moment.js. For a full range of its formatting options, please see the Moment.js documentation. Note that the parsing is strict - your assigned format must exactly match the data.

As with the other date / time examples, the detection of date / time formats operates the same way for Luxon (shown here) as it does for Moment.js. They each have their own formatting options - for the full range of Luxon formatting options please see the Luxon documentation.

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Hello. I have an ordered table with the following

column it does not order by the number at

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Hello, .NET Query Order(string order) method has the following

adopting this option, the order of list is changed

user to filter and order the rows. There's also

fine. But somehow the order event of my columns

so that the default order of the list is