Allan Jardine 4c48650a25 New: Pass the cell read 'specific' type to mDataProp if it is given as a function. This might seem like a really simple change, but it greatly expands the flexibility of DataTables. It means that for a column, if you define this function and switch between the four 'get' data types for the cell ('display', 'type', 'filter' or 'sort') you can use different data for each one. So for example you could display a formatted number but do sorting on the numeric version of the number, and filtering on both types (so the user can type either version). The "type" option is for DataTables' type detection. Most of the framework for this was in 1.8.0 - I had thought to include options such as mFilterData (and might in future), but this is the first step to do that without introducing much overhead.		2011-11-14 08:34:29 +00:00
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css	Updated: Update the links on all examples to include the new examples for 1.8 and general tidy up of examples	2011-04-26 07:30:31 +01:00
images	Initial commit - DataTables 1.7.0	2010-08-17 08:42:13 +01:00
js	New: Pass the cell read 'specific' type to mDataProp if it is given as a function. This might seem like a really simple change, but it greatly expands the flexibility of DataTables. It means that for a column, if you define this function and switch between the four 'get' data types for the cell ('display', 'type', 'filter' or 'sort') you can use different data for each one. So for example you could display a formatted number but do sorting on the numeric version of the number, and filtering on both types (so the user can type either version). The "type" option is for DataTables' type detection. Most of the framework for this was in 1.8.0 - I had thought to include options such as mFilterData (and might in future), but this is the first step to do that without introducing much overhead.	2011-11-14 08:34:29 +00:00
unit_testing	Fix typo 'destory' -> 'destroy'.	2011-11-07 09:55:01 +01:00