Allan Jardine 94f06473c6 New: DataTables now uses HTML5 localStorage by default for state saving. This has a number of advantages over cookies, the first of which is that we are no longer limited to 4KiB in size. It also makes HTTP requests faster since they aren't included in the HTTP transport. Better yet, the removal of the cookie code reduces the DataTables minified size by 1.5K (1573 bytes). It must be noted that this does mean that IE6/7 don't, by default, work with state saving in DataTables. If support for those browsers is required, then fnStateSaveCallback and fnStateLoadCallback must be used by the developer to define their own state saving methods. ...

Removed: fnCookieCallback (cookieCallback) - This is now irrelevant since DataTables does not state save in cookies by default.

Removed: sCookiePrefix (cookiePrefix) - This is now irrelevant since DataTables does not state save in cookies by default.

Depreciated: iCookieDuration (cookieDuration) - Since DataTables does not use cookies for state saving by default the name of this parameter is now incorrect. The new parameter `stateDuration` should be used instead, although the old parameter is still supported. It will be removed in the next major version of DataTables.

2012-10-31 18:09:41 +00:00

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jquery.dataTables.js

New: DataTables now uses HTML5 localStorage by default for state saving. This has a number of advantages over cookies, the first of which is that we are no longer limited to 4KiB in size. It also makes HTTP requests faster since they aren't included in the HTTP transport. Better yet, the removal of the cookie code reduces the DataTables minified size by 1.5K (1573 bytes). It must be noted that this does mean that IE6/7 don't, by default, work with state saving in DataTables. If support for those browsers is required, then fnStateSaveCallback and fnStateLoadCallback must be used by the developer to define their own state saving methods.

2012-10-31 18:09:41 +00:00

jquery.js

Update: jQuery 1.8.2

2012-09-23 14:18:58 +01:00