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How to use `headerFilter` with `editor:autolookup`?
I have table. One field is generic, but another is lookup.
I use some list to display readable values instead of raw numbers.
I try to write custom headerFilter for such column, but it is not called at all.
Try to filter data in ID column and Country column at next JS Fiddle code:
var header_filter = function( headerValue, rowValue, rowData, filterParams ) {
alert( 'Called' );
headerValue = headerValue.replace( / /g, '.*' );
var re = new RegExp( headerValue, 'i' );
return rowValue.search( re ) >= 0;
}
//Build Tabulator
var table = new Tabulator("#example-table", {
height:"311px",
data: tabledata,
columns:[
{title:"ID", field:"id", width:40, headerFilter: true, headerFilterFunc: header_filter, },
{title:"Country", field:"country_id", width:130, editor:"autocomplete", editorParams:{values: country_list, showListOnEmpty: true, }, formatter: "lookup", formatterParams: country_list,
headerFilter: true, headerFilterFunc: header_filter,
},
],
});
What did I wrong? How to use custom header filter on lookup field?
tabulator
asked Jan 2 at 18:01
Eugen KonkovEugen Konkov
6,40434166
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I have table. One field is generic, but another is lookup.
I use some list to display readable values instead of raw numbers.
I try to write custom headerFilter for such column, but it is not called at all.
Try to filter data in ID column and Country column at next JS Fiddle code:
var header_filter = function( headerValue, rowValue, rowData, filterParams ) {
alert( 'Called' );
headerValue = headerValue.replace( / /g, '.*' );
var re = new RegExp( headerValue, 'i' );
return rowValue.search( re ) >= 0;
}
//Build Tabulator
var table = new Tabulator("#example-table", {
height:"311px",
data: tabledata,
columns:[
{title:"ID", field:"id", width:40, headerFilter: true, headerFilterFunc: header_filter, },
{title:"Country", field:"country_id", width:130, editor:"autocomplete", editorParams:{values: country_list, showListOnEmpty: true, }, formatter: "lookup", formatterParams: country_list,
headerFilter: true, headerFilterFunc: header_filter,
},
],
});
What did I wrong? How to use custom header filter on lookup field?
tabulator
asked Jan 2 at 18:01
Eugen KonkovEugen Konkov
6,40434166
add a comment |
I have table. One field is generic, but another is lookup.
I use some list to display readable values instead of raw numbers.
I try to write custom headerFilter for such column, but it is not called at all.
Try to filter data in ID column and Country column at next JS Fiddle code:
var header_filter = function( headerValue, rowValue, rowData, filterParams ) {
alert( 'Called' );
headerValue = headerValue.replace( / /g, '.*' );
var re = new RegExp( headerValue, 'i' );
return rowValue.search( re ) >= 0;
}
//Build Tabulator
var table = new Tabulator("#example-table", {
height:"311px",
data: tabledata,
columns:[
{title:"ID", field:"id", width:40, headerFilter: true, headerFilterFunc: header_filter, },
{title:"Country", field:"country_id", width:130, editor:"autocomplete", editorParams:{values: country_list, showListOnEmpty: true, }, formatter: "lookup", formatterParams: country_list,
headerFilter: true, headerFilterFunc: header_filter,
},
],
});
What did I wrong? How to use custom header filter on lookup field?
tabulator
asked Jan 2 at 18:01
Eugen KonkovEugen Konkov
6,40434166
I have table. One field is generic, but another is lookup.
I use some list to display readable values instead of raw numbers.
I try to write custom headerFilter for such column, but it is not called at all.
Try to filter data in ID column and Country column at next JS Fiddle code:
var header_filter = function( headerValue, rowValue, rowData, filterParams ) {
alert( 'Called' );
headerValue = headerValue.replace( / /g, '.*' );
var re = new RegExp( headerValue, 'i' );
return rowValue.search( re ) >= 0;
}
//Build Tabulator
var table = new Tabulator("#example-table", {
height:"311px",
data: tabledata,
columns:[
{title:"ID", field:"id", width:40, headerFilter: true, headerFilterFunc: header_filter, },
{title:"Country", field:"country_id", width:130, editor:"autocomplete", editorParams:{values: country_list, showListOnEmpty: true, }, formatter: "lookup", formatterParams: country_list,
headerFilter: true, headerFilterFunc: header_filter,
},
],
});
What did I wrong? How to use custom header filter on lookup field?
tabulator
tabulator
asked Jan 2 at 18:01
Eugen KonkovEugen Konkov
6,40434166
asked Jan 2 at 18:01
Eugen KonkovEugen Konkov
6,40434166
asked Jan 2 at 18:01
Eugen KonkovEugen Konkov
6,40434166
asked Jan 2 at 18:01
Eugen KonkovEugen Konkov
6,40434166
asked Jan 2 at 18:01
Eugen KonkovEugen Konkov
6,40434166
6,40434166
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You can not. This is prohibited:
Look at source
if(!(column.definition.headerFilter === "autocomplete"
|| (column.definition.editor === "autocomplete"
&& column.definition.headerFilter === true))){
answered Jan 4 at 15:40
Eugen KonkovEugen Konkov
6,40434166
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You can use am autocomplete in the header filter to filter data, you just cant live filter data (ie the filter changes as you type in the autocomplete) it is only filtered when a value is selected from the autocomplete list
answered Jan 5 at 16:05
Oli FolkerdOli Folkerd
1,78411117
autoselect list does not appear. I can not select anything. JS Fiddle
– Eugen Konkov
Jan 5 at 18:50
In your example you don't have any headerFilterParams set so it has no idea how to configure the autocomplete
– Oli Folkerd
Jan 6 at 0:01
I have updated JS Fiddle.headerFilterParamshas now effect =(
– Eugen Konkov
Jan 7 at 10:27
add a comment |
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You can not. This is prohibited:
Look at source
if(!(column.definition.headerFilter === "autocomplete"
|| (column.definition.editor === "autocomplete"
&& column.definition.headerFilter === true))){
answered Jan 4 at 15:40
Eugen KonkovEugen Konkov
6,40434166
add a comment |
You can not. This is prohibited:
Look at source
if(!(column.definition.headerFilter === "autocomplete"
|| (column.definition.editor === "autocomplete"
&& column.definition.headerFilter === true))){
answered Jan 4 at 15:40
Eugen KonkovEugen Konkov
6,40434166
add a comment |
You can not. This is prohibited:
Look at source
if(!(column.definition.headerFilter === "autocomplete"
|| (column.definition.editor === "autocomplete"
&& column.definition.headerFilter === true))){
answered Jan 4 at 15:40
Eugen KonkovEugen Konkov
6,40434166
You can not. This is prohibited:
Look at source
if(!(column.definition.headerFilter === "autocomplete"
|| (column.definition.editor === "autocomplete"
&& column.definition.headerFilter === true))){
answered Jan 4 at 15:40
Eugen KonkovEugen Konkov
6,40434166
answered Jan 4 at 15:40
Eugen KonkovEugen Konkov
6,40434166
answered Jan 4 at 15:40
Eugen KonkovEugen Konkov
6,40434166
answered Jan 4 at 15:40
Eugen KonkovEugen Konkov
6,40434166
6,40434166
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You can use am autocomplete in the header filter to filter data, you just cant live filter data (ie the filter changes as you type in the autocomplete) it is only filtered when a value is selected from the autocomplete list
answered Jan 5 at 16:05
Oli FolkerdOli Folkerd
1,78411117
autoselect list does not appear. I can not select anything. JS Fiddle
– Eugen Konkov
Jan 5 at 18:50
In your example you don't have any headerFilterParams set so it has no idea how to configure the autocomplete
– Oli Folkerd
Jan 6 at 0:01
I have updated JS Fiddle.headerFilterParamshas now effect =(
– Eugen Konkov
Jan 7 at 10:27
add a comment |
You can use am autocomplete in the header filter to filter data, you just cant live filter data (ie the filter changes as you type in the autocomplete) it is only filtered when a value is selected from the autocomplete list
answered Jan 5 at 16:05
Oli FolkerdOli Folkerd
1,78411117
autoselect list does not appear. I can not select anything. JS Fiddle
– Eugen Konkov
Jan 5 at 18:50
In your example you don't have any headerFilterParams set so it has no idea how to configure the autocomplete
– Oli Folkerd
Jan 6 at 0:01
I have updated JS Fiddle.headerFilterParamshas now effect =(
– Eugen Konkov
Jan 7 at 10:27
add a comment |
You can use am autocomplete in the header filter to filter data, you just cant live filter data (ie the filter changes as you type in the autocomplete) it is only filtered when a value is selected from the autocomplete list
answered Jan 5 at 16:05
Oli FolkerdOli Folkerd
1,78411117
You can use am autocomplete in the header filter to filter data, you just cant live filter data (ie the filter changes as you type in the autocomplete) it is only filtered when a value is selected from the autocomplete list
answered Jan 5 at 16:05
Oli FolkerdOli Folkerd
1,78411117
answered Jan 5 at 16:05
Oli FolkerdOli Folkerd
1,78411117
answered Jan 5 at 16:05
Oli FolkerdOli Folkerd
1,78411117
answered Jan 5 at 16:05
Oli FolkerdOli Folkerd
1,78411117
1,78411117
autoselect list does not appear. I can not select anything. JS Fiddle
– Eugen Konkov
Jan 5 at 18:50
In your example you don't have any headerFilterParams set so it has no idea how to configure the autocomplete
– Oli Folkerd
Jan 6 at 0:01
I have updated JS Fiddle.headerFilterParamshas now effect =(
– Eugen Konkov
Jan 7 at 10:27
add a comment |
autoselect list does not appear. I can not select anything. JS Fiddle
– Eugen Konkov
Jan 5 at 18:50
In your example you don't have any headerFilterParams set so it has no idea how to configure the autocomplete
– Oli Folkerd
Jan 6 at 0:01
I have updated JS Fiddle.headerFilterParamshas now effect =(
– Eugen Konkov
Jan 7 at 10:27
autoselect list does not appear. I can not select anything. JS Fiddle
– Eugen Konkov
Jan 5 at 18:50
autoselect list does not appear. I can not select anything. JS Fiddle
– Eugen Konkov
Jan 5 at 18:50
In your example you don't have any headerFilterParams set so it has no idea how to configure the autocomplete
– Oli Folkerd
Jan 6 at 0:01
In your example you don't have any headerFilterParams set so it has no idea how to configure the autocomplete
– Oli Folkerd
Jan 6 at 0:01
I have updated JS Fiddle.
headerFilterParams has now effect =(– Eugen Konkov
Jan 7 at 10:27
I have updated JS Fiddle.
headerFilterParams has now effect =(– Eugen Konkov
Jan 7 at 10:27
add a comment |
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