Hi All,
I've just tried to implement the FixedColumns plugin and have come across a small issue. When I use the 2.0.3 (Stable) version, the filtering no longer works and I get the message "span.DataTables_sort_icon", aoCloneLayout[i][j].cell)[0] is undefined" that I've seen mentioned in other forum posts. The fix for this was suggested to download the nightly, which did fix that problem, but introduced a new one.
Now, the scrollbar works, but is the entire width of the table (including the fixed column). I can live with this, but DT now seems to calculate that column width incorrectly and an additional scrollbar appears inside the fixed column, which allows for a few pixels of scrolling - this of course only appears pages (I use pagination) that include the widest bits of data. It also doesn't seem to be a consistent problem across browsers, in that it seems to be worse (appears more often) in FF.
It is an internal site, so I can't provide a link, and it also contains sensitive information, so I'd like to avoid uploading it to the debugger as well if possible. I realise this makes troubleshooting difficult, I guess this post is just a bit of a hopeful "has anybody seen this before, or know something obvious I should be checking"... :)
I've just tried to implement the FixedColumns plugin and have come across a small issue. When I use the 2.0.3 (Stable) version, the filtering no longer works and I get the message "span.DataTables_sort_icon", aoCloneLayout[i][j].cell)[0] is undefined" that I've seen mentioned in other forum posts. The fix for this was suggested to download the nightly, which did fix that problem, but introduced a new one.
Now, the scrollbar works, but is the entire width of the table (including the fixed column). I can live with this, but DT now seems to calculate that column width incorrectly and an additional scrollbar appears inside the fixed column, which allows for a few pixels of scrolling - this of course only appears pages (I use pagination) that include the widest bits of data. It also doesn't seem to be a consistent problem across browsers, in that it seems to be worse (appears more often) in FF.
It is an internal site, so I can't provide a link, and it also contains sensitive information, so I'd like to avoid uploading it to the debugger as well if possible. I realise this makes troubleshooting difficult, I guess this post is just a bit of a hopeful "has anybody seen this before, or know something obvious I should be checking"... :)