Search

to make a new table based on his selections.

is not displaying the table in IE6 + IE7 - but

using DataTables inside another table - DataTables generates a wrapper

I have split the table into few parts, each

intit properties from the table.. Currently in Alpha version.

I need more info. Do you actually have a question?

Duplicate of this thread. Please don't post duplicate questions. Kevin

Hi everyone, I want to set the focus to Celle KM when clicking the plus button. Unfortunately, it doesn't work. here my code tablefzg.on('click', 'button', function (e) { let data = tablefzg.row(e.target.closest('tr')).data(); var action = this.className; let tr = e.target.closest('tr'); let row = tablefzg.row(tr); if (action=='GetFZG'){ if (this.innerHTML == '-') { this.innerHTML = "+"; fahrzeugstatus = 0; this.style.backgroundColor = '#F0F0F0'; var set = 0; $.ajax({ url: "/FOM/controllers/fzg_eintragen_einsatz.php", type: 'post', data: {dsid:data.ID,wertset:set}, success: function (data) { return data; } }) } else if (this.innerHTML == '+') { this.innerHTML = "-"; // >> Here the focus should be set on the column/cell KM << tablefzg.cell('KM').focus(); fahrzeugstatus = 1; this.style.backgroundColor = '#60c724'; var set = 1; $.ajax({ url: "/FOM/controllers/fzg_eintragen_einsatz.php", type: 'post', data: {dsid:data.ID,wertset:set}, success: function (data) { return data; } }) } } })

Can you link to a test case please? I'm afraid this sort of thing really needs a test case to be able to debug. Allan

I use a CSS through the ::before pseudo element to create that triangle: table.dataTable.dtr-column > tbody > tr > td.dtr-control::before, table.dataTable.dtr-column > tbody > tr > th.dtr-control::before, table.dataTable.dtr-column > tbody > tr > td.control::before, table.dataTable.dtr-column > tbody > tr > th.control::before { } Is the full selector. Set the border-width to be 0 and then apply a background image, or content or whatever format it is that you have to display the icon you need. I'd suggest right clicking on the the element and selecting "Inspect" to see the CSS that is applied to the element. Allan