Allan Jardine 409edd791b Fix: When sorting non-string data as a string (type to type detection) then DataTables 1.9 would automatically convert the non-string data to an empty string so it can be sorted. This can result in unexpected ordering in the table. The fix is to check for a toString() function that is available for the data and if it is there, then use it (great for numeric data, dates etc), otherwise the empty string is used (null, methods without toString). This brings 1.9 back into line with how 1.8 behaved - 8549		2012-02-17 09:29:41 +00:00
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ext.classes.js	Don't include duplicate classes - just extend the base for the jQuery UI version	2011-12-11 08:50:34 +00:00
ext.paging.js	Version up to 1.9.0.dev.2	2011-12-20 14:48:27 +00:00
ext.sorting.js	Fix: When sorting non-string data as a string (type to type detection) then DataTables 1.9 would automatically convert the non-string data to an empty string so it can be sorted. This can result in unexpected ordering in the table. The fix is to check for a toString() function that is available for the data and if it is there, then use it (great for numeric data, dates etc), otherwise the empty string is used (null, methods without toString). This brings 1.9 back into line with how 1.8 behaved - 8549	2012-02-17 09:29:41 +00:00
ext.types.js	Tidy up use of typeof and undefined in DataTables - the main goal is to reduce code size under 70K here, but its a good opertunity to get this area sorted out. Note that the unit test update for fnInitComplete is because 'json' is now always passed through, although it will be undefined in anything but Ajax sourced client-side processing.	2011-12-14 13:35:49 +00:00