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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
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2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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Size: The default formatNumber method has been reduced in size. - Exactly the same functionality, but now uses a regex to perform the same operation
2013-09-23 12:44:58 +02:00
"platform": [ "Win 95+", "OSX.2+" ],
New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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Size: The default formatNumber method has been reduced in size. - Exactly the same functionality, but now uses a regex to perform the same operation
2013-09-23 12:44:58 +02:00
"platform": [ "Win 95+", "OSX.2+" ],
New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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"-",
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Size: The default formatNumber method has been reduced in size. - Exactly the same functionality, but now uses a regex to perform the same operation
2013-09-23 12:44:58 +02:00
"platform": [ "Win 95+", "OSX.3+" ],
New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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Size: The default formatNumber method has been reduced in size. - Exactly the same functionality, but now uses a regex to perform the same operation
2013-09-23 12:44:58 +02:00
"platform": [ "Win 98+", "OSX.3+" ],
New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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Size: The default formatNumber method has been reduced in size. - Exactly the same functionality, but now uses a regex to perform the same operation
2013-09-23 12:44:58 +02:00
"platform": [ "Win 98+", "OSX.3+" ],
New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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"engine": "Presto",
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Size: The default formatNumber method has been reduced in size. - Exactly the same functionality, but now uses a regex to perform the same operation
2013-09-23 12:44:58 +02:00
"platform": [ "Wii" ],
New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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Size: The default formatNumber method has been reduced in size. - Exactly the same functionality, but now uses a regex to perform the same operation
2013-09-23 12:44:58 +02:00
"platform": [ "N800" ],
New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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"-",
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Size: The default formatNumber method has been reduced in size. - Exactly the same functionality, but now uses a regex to perform the same operation
2013-09-23 12:44:58 +02:00
"platform": [ "Nintendo DS" ],
New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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Size: The default formatNumber method has been reduced in size. - Exactly the same functionality, but now uses a regex to perform the same operation
2013-09-23 12:44:58 +02:00
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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Size: The default formatNumber method has been reduced in size. - Exactly the same functionality, but now uses a regex to perform the same operation
2013-09-23 12:44:58 +02:00
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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Size: The default formatNumber method has been reduced in size. - Exactly the same functionality, but now uses a regex to perform the same operation
2013-09-23 12:44:58 +02:00
"platform": [ "KDE 3.5" ],
New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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Size: The default formatNumber method has been reduced in size. - Exactly the same functionality, but now uses a regex to perform the same operation
2013-09-23 12:44:58 +02:00
"platform": [ "Mac OS 8-9" ],
New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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Size: The default formatNumber method has been reduced in size. - Exactly the same functionality, but now uses a regex to perform the same operation
2013-09-23 12:44:58 +02:00
"platform": [ "Mac OS 7.6-9" ],
New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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Size: The default formatNumber method has been reduced in size. - Exactly the same functionality, but now uses a regex to perform the same operation
2013-09-23 12:44:58 +02:00
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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Size: The default formatNumber method has been reduced in size. - Exactly the same functionality, but now uses a regex to perform the same operation
2013-09-23 12:44:58 +02:00
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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"-",
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Size: The default formatNumber method has been reduced in size. - Exactly the same functionality, but now uses a regex to perform the same operation
2013-09-23 12:44:58 +02:00
"platform": [ "Embedded devices" ],
New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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Size: The default formatNumber method has been reduced in size. - Exactly the same functionality, but now uses a regex to perform the same operation
2013-09-23 12:44:58 +02:00
"platform": [ "Embedded devices" ],
New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
"details": [
"-",
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]
},
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"engine": "Misc",
"browser": "Links",
Size: The default formatNumber method has been reduced in size. - Exactly the same functionality, but now uses a regex to perform the same operation
2013-09-23 12:44:58 +02:00
"platform": [ "Text only" ],
New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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"-",
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Size: The default formatNumber method has been reduced in size. - Exactly the same functionality, but now uses a regex to perform the same operation
2013-09-23 12:44:58 +02:00
"platform": [ "Text only" ],
New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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"-",
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},
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"engine": "Misc",
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Size: The default formatNumber method has been reduced in size. - Exactly the same functionality, but now uses a regex to perform the same operation
2013-09-23 12:44:58 +02:00
"platform": [ "Windows Mobile 6" ],
New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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Size: The default formatNumber method has been reduced in size. - Exactly the same functionality, but now uses a regex to perform the same operation
2013-09-23 12:44:58 +02:00
"platform": [ "PSP" ],
New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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Size: The default formatNumber method has been reduced in size. - Exactly the same functionality, but now uses a regex to perform the same operation
2013-09-23 12:44:58 +02:00
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New: Significant change to how data is handled by DataTables. DataTables now has the ability to deal with complex objects as data sourced, which is particularly useful for dealing with Ajax data, and other data which doesn't belong in the visible table (db IDs for example). See the examples/ajax/ files that are in this commit for examples on how this works. More unit tests and further tidy up to come. Detailed examples will also be added in future - the current examples are mainly for testing
2011-04-19 20:35:33 +02:00
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