Allan Jardine 0ed6ceda95 Updated: mDataProp syntax now has the ability to accept array syntax (for example "access[].name" would get an array of the 'name' properties from the access property of the data source). This is exceptionally useful for manipulating arrays - however, you are very _strongly_ advised not to use in in mDataProp itself, since when setting arrays, you will overwrite the old array (thus destroying any other properties that it already has!). Instead, see the new mRender property if you want to make use of this syntax for drawing the table.

2012-06-29 17:47:00 +01:00

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css

Update: -webkit0overflow-scrolling:touch on all dataTables_scrollBody CSS files

2012-04-15 19:21:52 +01:00

images

Update the sorting icon images. The old PNGs were really rather poor with what looked like 1bit transparency.

2011-12-20 14:45:05 +00:00

js

Updated: mDataProp syntax now has the ability to accept array syntax (for example "access[].name" would get an array of the 'name' properties from the access property of the data source). This is exceptionally useful for manipulating arrays - however, you are very _strongly_ advised not to use in in mDataProp itself, since when setting arrays, you will overwrite the old array (thus destroying any other properties that it already has!). Instead, see the new mRender property if you want to make use of this syntax for drawing the table.

2012-06-29 17:47:00 +01:00

src

Updated: mDataProp syntax now has the ability to accept array syntax (for example "access[].name" would get an array of the 'name' properties from the access property of the data source). This is exceptionally useful for manipulating arrays - however, you are very _strongly_ advised not to use in in mDataProp itself, since when setting arrays, you will overwrite the old array (thus destroying any other properties that it already has!). Instead, see the new mRender property if you want to make use of this syntax for drawing the table.

2012-06-29 17:47:00 +01:00

unit_testing

Updated: mDataProp syntax now has the ability to accept array syntax (for example "access[].name" would get an array of the 'name' properties from the access property of the data source). This is exceptionally useful for manipulating arrays - however, you are very _strongly_ advised not to use in in mDataProp itself, since when setting arrays, you will overwrite the old array (thus destroying any other properties that it already has!). Instead, see the new mRender property if you want to make use of this syntax for drawing the table.

2012-06-29 17:47:00 +01:00