Allan Jardine 825877f157 New: dt-api rows().every(), dt-api columns().every() and dt-api cells().every() iterator methods to make it easier to perform operations on the table elements. This is done by setting the context of the callback provided to be the singular expression for the table elemtn in question. This basically means you can access the singular methods from this - e.g. this.data() will get the data for the element, this.node() will get the cell when using dt-api cells().every() etc. The exisiting interator methods of dt-api each() and dt-api iterator() remain, and each has its own place for optimial usage of the API, but it is likely that the majority of use will switch to focus on these new methods. The examples in the rest of hte documentation has been updated to reflect this fact.		2015-03-03 15:42:36 +00:00
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jquery.dataTables.js	New: dt-api rows().every(), dt-api columns().every() and dt-api cells().every() iterator methods to make it easier to perform operations on the table elements. This is done by setting the context of the callback provided to be the singular expression for the table elemtn in question. This basically means you can access the singular methods from this - e.g. this.data() will get the data for the element, this.node() will get the cell when using dt-api cells().every() etc. The exisiting interator methods of dt-api each() and dt-api iterator() remain, and each has its own place for optimial usage of the API, but it is likely that the majority of use will switch to focus on these new methods. The examples in the rest of hte documentation has been updated to reflect this fact.	2015-03-03 15:42:36 +00:00
jquery.dataTables.min.js	New: dt-api rows().every(), dt-api columns().every() and dt-api cells().every() iterator methods to make it easier to perform operations on the table elements. This is done by setting the context of the callback provided to be the singular expression for the table elemtn in question. This basically means you can access the singular methods from this - e.g. this.data() will get the data for the element, this.node() will get the cell when using dt-api cells().every() etc. The exisiting interator methods of dt-api each() and dt-api iterator() remain, and each has its own place for optimial usage of the API, but it is likely that the majority of use will switch to focus on these new methods. The examples in the rest of hte documentation has been updated to reflect this fact.	2015-03-03 15:42:36 +00:00
jquery.js	Dev: Restore jQuery 1.11.1 - was removed by mistake in a previous commit	2014-06-05 09:36:36 +01:00