Plugin Author
samsk
(@samsk)
Something like this should work:
[wp-datatable id="table1"]
"columns": [
{"name": "first", "orderable": "false"},
{"name": "second", "orderable": "true"},
{"name": "third", "orderable": "true"},
{"name": "fourth", "orderable": "true"}
],
"order": [[1, 'asc']]
[/wp-datatable]
Thanks for the response.
I wasn’t sure how to add the commands initially but seeing your example cleared it up.
I went back to datatables.net and found another solution that works better for my needs.
[wp-datatable id="themes"]
"columnDefs": [ {
"targets": 'no-sort',
"orderable": false
} ]
[/wp-datatable]
All I need to do now is figure out how to override the css and add my own, and I’m golden. Any tips/hints?
Thanks
Lux
Sam
Just an FYI. I installed the plugin on my VPS just fine but when I tried to install it on a third party hosting company I got a ‘The plugin does not have a valid header.’ message when I tried to activate it.
I did a bit of digging around and found that it was the < and > in the copyright message in plugins/wp-datatable/trunk/wp-datatable.php that was causing the issue. I just removed those two symbols and was able to install just fine.
Hope that helps.
Lux
Plugin Author
samsk
(@samsk)
Yes, datatables is very flexible there multiple ways how to achieve one think…
Thanks for info, I’ve fixed it and released new version.
