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/*
* Developer note: The properties of the object below are given in Hungarian
* notation, that was used as the interface for DataTables prior to v1.10, however
* from v1.10 onwards the primary interface is camel case. In order to avoid
* breaking backwards compatibility utterly with this change, the Hungarian
* version is still, internally the primary interface, but is is not documented
* - hence the @name tags in each doc comment. This allows a Javascript function
* to create a map from Hungarian notation to camel case (going the other direction
* would require each property to be listed, which would at around 3K to the size
* of DataTables, while this method is about a 0.5K hit.
*
* Ultimately this does pave the way for Hungarian notation to be dropped
* completely, but that is a massive amount of work and will break current
* installs (therefore is on-hold until v2).
*/
/**
* Initialisation options that can be given to DataTables at initialisation
* time.
* @namespace
*/
DataTable.defaults = {
/**
* An array of data to use for the table, passed in at initialisation which
* will be used in preference to any data which is already in the DOM. This is
* particularly useful for constructing tables purely in Javascript, for
* example with a custom Ajax call.
* @type array
* @default null
*
* @dtopt Option
* @name DataTable.defaults.data
*
* @example
* // Using a 2D array data source
* $(document).ready( function () {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "data": [
* ['Trident', 'Internet Explorer 4.0', 'Win 95+', 4, 'X'],
* ['Trident', 'Internet Explorer 5.0', 'Win 95+', 5, 'C'],
* ],
* "columns": [
* { "title": "Engine" },
* { "title": "Browser" },
* { "title": "Platform" },
* { "title": "Version" },
* { "title": "Grade" }
* ]
* } );
* } );
*
* @example
* // Using an array of objects as a data source (`data`)
* $(document).ready( function () {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "data": [
* {
* "engine": "Trident",
* "browser": "Internet Explorer 4.0",
* "platform": "Win 95+",
* "version": 4,
* "grade": "X"
* },
* {
* "engine": "Trident",
* "browser": "Internet Explorer 5.0",
* "platform": "Win 95+",
* "version": 5,
* "grade": "C"
* }
* ],
* "columns": [
* { "title": "Engine", "data": "engine" },
* { "title": "Browser", "data": "browser" },
* { "title": "Platform", "data": "platform" },
* { "title": "Version", "data": "version" },
* { "title": "Grade", "data": "grade" }
* ]
* } );
* } );
*/
"aaData": null,
/**
* If sorting is enabled, then DataTables will perform a first pass sort on
* initialisation. You can define which column(s) the sort is performed upon,
* and the sorting direction, with this variable. The `sorting` array should
* contain an array for each column to be sorted initially containing the
* column's index and a direction string ('asc' or 'desc').
* @type array
* @default [[0,'asc']]
*
* @dtopt Option
* @name DataTable.defaults.sorting
*
* @example
* // Sort by 3rd column first, and then 4th column
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "sorting": [[2,'asc'], [3,'desc']]
* } );
* } );
*
* // No initial sorting
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "sorting": []
* } );
* } );
*/
"aaSorting": [[0,'asc']],
/**
* This parameter is basically identical to the `sorting` parameter, but
* cannot be overridden by user interaction with the table. What this means
* is that you could have a column (visible or hidden) which the sorting will
* always be forced on first - any sorting after that (from the user) will
* then be performed as required. This can be useful for grouping rows
* together.
* @type array
* @default null
*
* @dtopt Option
* @name DataTable.defaults.sortingFixed
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "sortingFixed": [[0,'asc']]
* } );
* } )
*/
"aaSortingFixed": null,
/**
* This parameter allows you to readily specify the entries in the length drop
* down menu that DataTables shows when pagination is enabled. It can be
* either a 1D array of options which will be used for both the displayed
* option and the value, or a 2D array which will use the array in the first
* position as the value, and the array in the second position as the
* displayed options (useful for language strings such as 'All').
* @type array
* @default [ 10, 25, 50, 100 ]
*
* @dtopt Option
* @name DataTable.defaults.lengthMenu
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "lengthMenu": [[10, 25, 50, -1], [10, 25, 50, "All"]]
* } );
* } );
*
* @example
* // Setting the default display length as well as length menu
* // This is likely to be wanted if you remove the '10' option which
* // is the displayLength default.
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "displayLength": 25,
* "lengthMenu": [[25, 50, 100, -1], [25, 50, 100, "All"]]
* } );
* } );
*/
"aLengthMenu": [ 10, 25, 50, 100 ],
/**
* The `columns` option in the initialisation parameter allows you to define
* details about the way individual columns behave. For a full list of
* column options that can be set, please see
* {@link DataTable.defaults.column}. Note that if you use `columns` to
* define your columns, you must have an entry in the array for every single
* column that you have in your table (these can be null if you don't which
* to specify any options).
* @member
*
* @name DataTable.defaults.column
*/
"aoColumns": null,
/**
* Very similar to `columns`, `columnDefs` allows you to target a specific
* column, multiple columns, or all columns, using the `targets` property of
* each object in the array. This allows great flexibility when creating
* tables, as the `columnDefs` arrays can be of any length, targeting the
* columns you specifically want. `columnDefs` may use any of the column
* options available: {@link DataTable.defaults.column}, but it _must_
* have `targets` defined in each object in the array. Values in the `targets`
* array may be:
* <ul>
* <li>a string - class name will be matched on the TH for the column</li>
* <li>0 or a positive integer - column index counting from the left</li>
* <li>a negative integer - column index counting from the right</li>
* <li>the string "_all" - all columns (i.e. assign a default)</li>
* </ul>
* @member
*
* @name DataTable.defaults.columnDefs
*/
"aoColumnDefs": null,
/**
* Basically the same as `search`, this parameter defines the individual column
* filtering state at initialisation time. The array must be of the same size
* as the number of columns, and each element be an object with the parameters
* `search` and `escapeRegex` (the latter is optional). 'null' is also
* accepted and the default will be used.
* @type array
* @default []
*
* @dtopt Option
* @name DataTable.defaults.searchCols
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "searchCols": [
* null,
* { "search": "My filter" },
* null,
* { "search": "^[0-9]", "escapeRegex": false }
* ]
* } );
* } )
*/
"aoSearchCols": [],
/**
* An array of CSS classes that should be applied to displayed rows. This
* array may be of any length, and DataTables will apply each class
* sequentially, looping when required.
* @type array
* @default null <i>Will take the values determined by the `oClasses.stripe*`
* options</i>
*
* @dtopt Option
* @name DataTable.defaults.stripeClasses
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "stripeClasses": [ 'strip1', 'strip2', 'strip3' ]
* } );
* } )
*/
"asStripeClasses": null,
/**
* Enable or disable automatic column width calculation. This can be disabled
* as an optimisation (it takes some time to calculate the widths) if the
* tables widths are passed in using `columns`.
* @type boolean
* @default true
*
* @dtopt Features
* @name DataTable.defaults.autoWidth
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function () {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "autoWidth": false
* } );
* } );
*/
"bAutoWidth": true,
/**
* Deferred rendering can provide DataTables with a huge speed boost when you
* are using an Ajax or JS data source for the table. This option, when set to
* true, will cause DataTables to defer the creation of the table elements for
* each row until they are needed for a draw - saving a significant amount of
* time.
* @type boolean
* @default false
*
* @dtopt Features
* @name DataTable.defaults.deferRender
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "ajaxSource": "sources/arrays.txt",
* "deferRender": true
* } );
* } );
*/
"bDeferRender": false,
/**
* Replace a DataTable which matches the given selector and replace it with
* one which has the properties of the new initialisation object passed. If no
* table matches the selector, then the new DataTable will be constructed as
* per normal.
* @type boolean
* @default false
*
* @dtopt Options
* @name DataTable.defaults.destroy
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "srollY": "200px",
* "paginate": false
* } );
*
* // Some time later....
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "filter": false,
* "destroy": true
* } );
* } );
*/
"bDestroy": false,
/**
* Enable or disable filtering of data. Filtering in DataTables is "smart" in
* that it allows the end user to input multiple words (space separated) and
* will match a row containing those words, even if not in the order that was
* specified (this allow matching across multiple columns). Note that if you
* wish to use filtering in DataTables this must remain 'true' - to remove the
* default filtering input box and retain filtering abilities, please use
* {@link DataTable.defaults.dom}.
* @type boolean
* @default true
*
* @dtopt Features
* @name DataTable.defaults.filter
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function () {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "filter": false
* } );
* } );
*/
"bFilter": true,
/**
* Enable or disable the table information display. This shows information
* about the data that is currently visible on the page, including information
* about filtered data if that action is being performed.
* @type boolean
* @default true
*
* @dtopt Features
* @name DataTable.defaults.info
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function () {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "info": false
* } );
* } );
*/
"bInfo": true,
/**
* Enable jQuery UI ThemeRoller support (required as ThemeRoller requires some
* slightly different and additional mark-up from what DataTables has
* traditionally used).
* @type boolean
* @default false
*
* @dtopt Features
* @name DataTable.defaults.jQueryUI
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "jQueryUI": true
* } );
* } );
*/
"bJQueryUI": false,
/**
* Allows the end user to select the size of a formatted page from a select
* menu (sizes are 10, 25, 50 and 100). Requires pagination (`paginate`).
* @type boolean
* @default true
*
* @dtopt Features
* @name DataTable.defaults.lengthChange
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function () {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "lengthChange": false
* } );
* } );
*/
"bLengthChange": true,
/**
* Enable or disable pagination.
* @type boolean
* @default true
*
* @dtopt Features
* @name DataTable.defaults.paginate
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function () {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "paginate": false
* } );
* } );
*/
"bPaginate": true,
/**
* Enable or disable the display of a 'processing' indicator when the table is
* being processed (e.g. a sort). This is particularly useful for tables with
* large amounts of data where it can take a noticeable amount of time to sort
* the entries.
* @type boolean
* @default false
*
* @dtopt Features
* @name DataTable.defaults.processing
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function () {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "processing": true
* } );
* } );
*/
"bProcessing": false,
/**
* Retrieve the DataTables object for the given selector. Note that if the
* table has already been initialised, this parameter will cause DataTables
* to simply return the object that has already been set up - it will not take
* account of any changes you might have made to the initialisation object
* passed to DataTables (setting this parameter to true is an acknowledgement
* that you understand this). `destroy` can be used to reinitialise a table if
* you need.
* @type boolean
* @default false
*
* @dtopt Options
* @name DataTable.defaults.retrieve
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* initTable();
* tableActions();
* } );
*
* function initTable ()
* {
* return $('#example').dataTable( {
* "scrollY": "200px",
* "paginate": false,
* "retrieve": true
* } );
* }
*
* function tableActions ()
* {
* var table = initTable();
* // perform API operations with oTable
* }
*/
"bRetrieve": false,
/**
* Indicate if DataTables should be allowed to set the padding / margin
* etc for the scrolling header elements or not. Typically you will want
* this.
* @type boolean
* @default true
*
* @dtopt Options
* @name DataTable.defaults.scrollAutoCss
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "scrollAutoCss": false,
* "scrollY": "200px"
* } );
* } );
*/
"bScrollAutoCss": true,
/**
* When vertical (y) scrolling is enabled, DataTables will force the height of
* the table's viewport to the given height at all times (useful for layout).
* However, this can look odd when filtering data down to a small data set,
* and the footer is left "floating" further down. This parameter (when
* enabled) will cause DataTables to collapse the table's viewport down when
* the result set will fit within the given Y height.
* @type boolean
* @default false
*
* @dtopt Options
* @name DataTable.defaults.scrollCollapse
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "scrollY": "200",
* "scrollCollapse": true
* } );
* } );
*/
"bScrollCollapse": false,
/**
* Enable infinite scrolling for DataTables (to be used in combination with
* `scrollY`). Infinite scrolling means that DataTables will continually load
* data as a user scrolls through a table, which is very useful for large
* dataset. This cannot be used with pagination, which is automatically
* disabled. *Note*: the Scroller extra for DataTables is recommended in
* in preference to this option.
* @type boolean
* @default false
*
* @dtopt Features
* @name DataTable.defaults.scrollInfinite
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "scrollInfinite": true,
* "scrollCollapse": true,
* "scrollY": "200px"
* } );
* } );
*/
"bScrollInfinite": false,
/**
* Configure DataTables to use server-side processing. Note that the
* `ajaxSource` parameter must also be given in order to give DataTables a
* source to obtain the required data for each draw.
* @type boolean
* @default false
*
* @dtopt Features
* @dtopt Server-side
* @name DataTable.defaults.serverSide
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function () {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "serverSide": true,
* "ajaxSource": "xhr.php"
* } );
* } );
*/
"bServerSide": false,
/**
* Enable or disable sorting of columns. Sorting of individual columns can be
* disabled by the `sortable` option for each column.
* @type boolean
* @default true
*
* @dtopt Features
* @name DataTable.defaults.sort
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function () {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "sort": false
* } );
* } );
*/
"bSort": true,
/**
* Allows control over whether DataTables should use the top (true) unique
* cell that is found for a single column, or the bottom (false - default).
* This is useful when using complex headers.
* @type boolean
* @default false
*
* @dtopt Options
* @name DataTable.defaults.sortCellsTop
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "sortCellsTop": true
* } );
* } );
*/
"bSortCellsTop": false,
/**
* Enable or disable the addition of the classes `sorting\_1`, `sorting\_2` and
* `sorting\_3` to the columns which are currently being sorted on. This is
* presented as a feature switch as it can increase processing time (while
* classes are removed and added) so for large data sets you might want to
* turn this off.
* @type boolean
* @default true
*
* @dtopt Features
* @name DataTable.defaults.sortClasses
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function () {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "sortClasses": false
* } );
* } );
*/
"bSortClasses": true,
/**
* Enable or disable state saving. When enabled HTML5 `localStorage` will be
* used to save table display information such as pagination information,
* display length, filtering and sorting. As such when the end user reloads
* the page the display display will match what thy had previously set up.
*
* Due to the use of `localStorage` the default state saving is not supported
* in IE6 or 7. If state saving is required in those browsers, use
* `stateSaveCallback` to provide a storage solution such as cookies.
* @type boolean
* @default false
*
* @dtopt Features
* @name DataTable.defaults.stateSave
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function () {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "stateSave": true
* } );
* } );
*/
"bStateSave": false,
/**
* This function is called when a TR element is created (and all TD child
* elements have been inserted), or registered if using a DOM source, allowing
* manipulation of the TR element (adding classes etc).
* @type function
* @param {node} row "TR" element for the current row
* @param {array} data Raw data array for this row
* @param {int} dataIndex The index of this row in the internal aoData array
*
* @dtopt Callbacks
* @name DataTable.defaults.createdRow
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "createdRow": function( row, data, dataIndex ) {
* // Bold the grade for all 'A' grade browsers
* if ( data[4] == "A" )
* {
* $('td:eq(4)', row).html( '<b>A</b>' );
* }
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"fnCreatedRow": null,
/**
* This function is called on every 'draw' event, and allows you to
* dynamically modify any aspect you want about the created DOM.
* @type function
* @param {object} settings DataTables settings object
*
* @dtopt Callbacks
* @name DataTable.defaults.drawCallback
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "fnDrawCallback": function( settings ) {
* alert( 'DataTables has redrawn the table' );
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"fnDrawCallback": null,
/**
* Identical to fnHeaderCallback() but for the table footer this function
* allows you to modify the table footer on every 'draw' even.
* @type function
* @param {node} foot "TR" element for the footer
* @param {array} data Full table data (as derived from the original HTML)
* @param {int} start Index for the current display starting point in the
* display array
* @param {int} end Index for the current display ending point in the
* display array
* @param {array int} display Index array to translate the visual position
* to the full data array
*
* @dtopt Callbacks
* @name DataTable.defaults.footerCallback
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "footerCallback": function( foot, data, start, end, display ) {
* foot.getElementsByTagName('th')[0].innerHTML = "Starting index is "+start;
* }
* } );
* } )
*/
"fnFooterCallback": null,
/**
* When rendering large numbers in the information element for the table
* (i.e. "Showing 1 to 10 of 57 entries") DataTables will render large numbers
* to have a comma separator for the 'thousands' units (e.g. 1 million is
* rendered as "1,000,000") to help readability for the end user. This
* function will override the default method DataTables uses.
* @type function
* @member
* @param {int} toFormat number to be formatted
* @returns {string} formatted string for DataTables to show the number
*
* @dtopt Callbacks
* @name DataTable.defaults.formatNumber
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "formatNumber": function ( toFormat ) {
* if ( toFormat < 1000 ) {
* return toFormat;
* } else {
* var
* s=(toFormat+""),
* a=s.split(""), out="",
* iLen=s.length;
*
* for ( var i=0 ; i<iLen ; i++ ) {
* if ( i%3 === 0 && i !== 0 ) {
* out = "'"+out;
* }
* out = a[iLen-i-1]+out;
* }
* }
* return out;
* };
* } );
* } );
*/
"fnFormatNumber": function ( toFormat ) {
if ( toFormat < 1000 )
{
// A small optimisation for what is likely to be the majority of use cases
return toFormat;
}
var s=(toFormat+""), a=s.split(""), out="", iLen=s.length;
for ( var i=0 ; i<iLen ; i++ )
{
if ( i%3 === 0 && i !== 0 )
{
out = this.language.infoThousands+out;
}
out = a[iLen-i-1]+out;
}
return out;
},
/**
* This function is called on every 'draw' event, and allows you to
* dynamically modify the header row. This can be used to calculate and
* display useful information about the table.
* @type function
* @param {node} head "TR" element for the header
* @param {array} data Full table data (as derived from the original HTML)
* @param {int} start Index for the current display starting point in the
* display array
* @param {int} end Index for the current display ending point in the
* display array
* @param {array int} display Index array to translate the visual position
* to the full data array
*
* @dtopt Callbacks
* @name DataTable.defaults.headerCallback
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "fheaderCallback": function( head, data, start, end, display ) {
* head.getElementsByTagName('th')[0].innerHTML = "Displaying "+(end-start)+" records";
* }
* } );
* } )
*/
"fnHeaderCallback": null,
/**
* The information element can be used to convey information about the current
* state of the table. Although the internationalisation options presented by
* DataTables are quite capable of dealing with most customisations, there may
* be times where you wish to customise the string further. This callback
* allows you to do exactly that.
* @type function
* @param {object} oSettings DataTables settings object
* @param {int} start Starting position in data for the draw
* @param {int} end End position in data for the draw
* @param {int} max Total number of rows in the table (regardless of
* filtering)
* @param {int} total Total number of rows in the data set, after filtering
* @param {string} pre The string that DataTables has formatted using it's
* own rules
* @returns {string} The string to be displayed in the information element.
*
* @dtopt Callbacks
* @name DataTable.defaults.infoCallback
*
* @example
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "infoCallback": function( settings, start, end, nax, total, pre ) {
* return start +" to "+ end;
* }
* } );
*/
"fnInfoCallback": null,
/**
* Called when the table has been initialised. Normally DataTables will
* initialise sequentially and there will be no need for this function,
* however, this does not hold true when using external language information
* since that is obtained using an async XHR call.
* @type function
* @param {object} settings DataTables settings object
* @param {object} json The JSON object request from the server - only
* present if client-side Ajax sourced data is used
*
* @dtopt Callbacks
* @name DataTable.defaults.initComplete
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "initComplete": function(settings, json) {
* alert( 'DataTables has finished its initialisation.' );
* }
* } );
* } )
*/
"fnInitComplete": null,
/**
* Called at the very start of each table draw and can be used to cancel the
* draw by returning false, any other return (including undefined) results in
* the full draw occurring).
* @type function
* @param {object} settings DataTables settings object
* @returns {boolean} False will cancel the draw, anything else (including no
* return) will allow it to complete.
*
* @dtopt Callbacks
* @name DataTable.defaults.preDrawCallback
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "preDrawCallback": function( settings ) {
* if ( $('#test').val() == 1 ) {
* return false;
* }
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"fnPreDrawCallback": null,
/**
* This function allows you to 'post process' each row after it have been
* generated for each table draw, but before it is rendered on screen. This
* function might be used for setting the row class name etc.
* @type function
* @param {node} row "TR" element for the current row
* @param {array} data Raw data array for this row
* @param {int} displayIndex The display index for the current table draw
* @param {int} displayIndexFull The index of the data in the full list of
* rows (after filtering)
*
* @dtopt Callbacks
* @name DataTable.defaults.rowCallback
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "rowCallback": function( row, data, displayIndex, displayIndexFull ) {
* // Bold the grade for all 'A' grade browsers
* if ( data[4] == "A" ) {
* $('td:eq(4)', row).html( '<b>A</b>' );
* }
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"fnRowCallback": null,
/**
* This parameter allows you to override the default function which obtains
* the data from the server so something more suitable for your application. For
* example you could use POST data, or pull information from a Gears or AIR
* database.
* @type function
* @member
* @param {string} source HTTP source to obtain the data from (`ajaxSource`)
* @param {array} data A key/value pair object containing the data to send
* to the server
* @param {function} callback to be called on completion of the data get
* process that will draw the data on the page.
* @param {object} settings DataTables settings object
*
* @dtopt Callbacks
* @dtopt Server-side
* @name DataTable.defaults.serverData
*
* @example
* // POST data to server (note you can use `serverMethod` to set the
* // HTTP method is that is all you want to use `serverData` for.
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "processing": true,
* "serverSide": true,
* "ajaxSource": "xhr.php",
* "serverData": function ( source, data, callback, settings ) {
* settings.jqXHR = $.ajax( {
* "dataType": 'json',
* "type": "POST",
* "url": source,
* "data": data,
* "success": callback
* } );
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"fnServerData": function ( url, data, callback, settings ) {
settings.jqXHR = $.ajax( {
"url": url,
"data": data,
"success": function (json) {
if ( json.sError ) {
settings.oApi._fnLog( settings, 0, json.sError );
}
$(settings.oInstance).trigger('xhr', [settings, json]);
callback( json );
},
"dataType": "json",
"cache": false,
"type": settings.sServerMethod,
"error": function (xhr, error, thrown) {
if ( error == "parsererror" ) {
settings.oApi._fnLog( settings, 0, "DataTables warning: JSON data from "+
"server could not be parsed. This is caused by a JSON formatting error." );
}
}
} );
},
/**
* It is often useful to send extra data to the server when making an Ajax
* request - for example custom filtering information, and this callback
* function makes it trivial to send extra information to the server. The
* passed in parameter is the data set that has been constructed by
* DataTables, and you can add to this or modify it as you require.
* @type function
* @param {array} data Data array (array of objects which are name/value
* pairs) that has been constructed by DataTables and will be sent to the
* server. In the case of Ajax sourced data with server-side processing
* this will be an empty array, for server-side processing there will be a
* significant number of parameters!
* @returns {undefined} Ensure that you modify the data array passed in,
* as this is passed by reference.
*
* @dtopt Callbacks
* @dtopt Server-side
* @name DataTable.defaults.serverParams
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "processing": true,
* "serverSide": true,
* "ajaxSource": "scripts/server_processing.php",
* "serverParams": function ( data ) {
* data.push( { "name": "more_data", "value": "my_value" } );
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"fnServerParams": null,
/**
* Load the table state. With this function you can define from where, and how, the
* state of a table is loaded. By default DataTables will load from `localStorage`
* but you might wish to use a server-side database or cookies.
* @type function
* @member
* @param {object} settings DataTables settings object
* @return {object} The DataTables state object to be loaded
*
* @dtopt Callbacks
* @name DataTable.defaults.stateLoadCallback
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "stateSave": true,
* "stateLoadCallback": function (settings) {
* var o;
*
* // Send an Ajax request to the server to get the data. Note that
* // this is a synchronous request.
* $.ajax( {
* "url": "/state_load",
* "async": false,
* "dataType": "json",
* "success": function (json) {
* o = json;
* }
* } );
*
* return o;
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"fnStateLoadCallback": function ( settings ) {
try {
return JSON.parse(
localStorage.getItem('DataTables_'+settings.sInstance+'_'+window.location.pathname)
);
} catch (e) {}
},
/**
* Callback which allows modification of the saved state prior to loading that state.
* This callback is called when the table is loading state from the stored data, but
* prior to the settings object being modified by the saved state. Note that for
* plug-in authors, you should use the `stateLoadParams` event to load parameters for
* a plug-in.
* @type function
* @param {object} settings DataTables settings object
* @param {object} data The state object that is to be loaded
*
* @dtopt Callbacks
* @name DataTable.defaults.stateLoadParams
*
* @example
* // Remove a saved filter, so filtering is never loaded
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "stateSave": true,
* "stateLoadParams": function (settings, data) {
* data.oSearch.sSearch = "";
* }
* } );
* } );
*
* @example
* // Disallow state loading by returning false
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "stateSave": true,
* "stateLoadParams": function (settings, data) {
* return false;
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"fnStateLoadParams": null,
/**
* Callback that is called when the state has been loaded from the state saving method
* and the DataTables settings object has been modified as a result of the loaded state.
* @type function
* @param {object} settings DataTables settings object
* @param {object} data The state object that was loaded
*
* @dtopt Callbacks
* @name DataTable.defaults.stateLoaded
*
* @example
* // Show an alert with the filtering value that was saved
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "stateSave": true,
* "stateLoaded": function (settings, data) {
* alert( 'Saved filter was: '+data.oSearch.sSearch );
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"fnStateLoaded": null,
/**
* Save the table state. This function allows you to define where and how the state
* information for the table is stored By default DataTables will use `localStorage`
* but you might wish to use a server-side database or cookies.
* @type function
* @member
* @param {object} settings DataTables settings object
* @param {object} data The state object to be saved
*
* @dtopt Callbacks
* @name DataTable.defaults.stateSaveCallback
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "stateSave": true,
* "stateSaveCallback": function (settings, data) {
* // Send an Ajax request to the server with the state object
* $.ajax( {
* "url": "/state_save",
* "data": data,
* "dataType": "json",
* "method": "POST"
* "success": function () {}
* } );
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"fnStateSaveCallback": function ( settings, data ) {
try {
localStorage.setItem(
'DataTables_'+settings.sInstance+'_'+window.location.pathname,
JSON.stringify(data)
);
} catch (e) {}
},
/**
* Callback which allows modification of the state to be saved. Called when the table
* has changed state a new state save is required. This method allows modification of
* the state saving object prior to actually doing the save, including addition or
* other state properties or modification. Note that for plug-in authors, you should
* use the `stateSaveParams` event to save parameters for a plug-in.
* @type function
* @param {object} settings DataTables settings object
* @param {object} data The state object to be saved
*
* @dtopt Callbacks
* @name DataTable.defaults.stateSaveParams
*
* @example
* // Remove a saved filter, so filtering is never saved
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "stateSave": true,
* "stateSaveParams": function (settings, data) {
* data.oSearch.sSearch = "";
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"fnStateSaveParams": null,
/**
* Duration for which the saved state information is considered valid. After this period
* has elapsed the state will be returned to the default.
* value is given in seconds.
* @type int
* @default 7200 <i>(2 hours)</i>
*
* @dtopt Options
* @name DataTable.defaults.stateDuration
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "stateDuration": 60*60*24; // 1 day
* } );
* } )
*/
"iStateDuration": 7200,
/**
* When enabled DataTables will not make a request to the server for the first
* page draw - rather it will use the data already on the page (no sorting etc
* will be applied to it), thus saving on an XHR at load time. `deferLoading`
* is used to indicate that deferred loading is required, but it is also used
* to tell DataTables how many records there are in the full table (allowing
* the information element and pagination to be displayed correctly). In the case
* where a filtering is applied to the table on initial load, this can be
* indicated by giving the parameter as an array, where the first element is
* the number of records available after filtering and the second element is the
* number of records without filtering (allowing the table information element
* to be shown correctly).
* @type int | array
* @default null
*
* @dtopt Options
* @name DataTable.defaults.deferLoading
*
* @example
* // 57 records available in the table, no filtering applied
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "serverSide": true,
* "ajaxSource": "scripts/server_processing.php",
* "deferLoading": 57
* } );
* } );
*
* @example
* // 57 records after filtering, 100 without filtering (an initial filter applied)
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "serverSide": true,
* "ajaxSource": "scripts/server_processing.php",
* "deferLoading": [ 57, 100 ],
* "search": {
* "search": "my_filter"
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"iDeferLoading": null,
/**
* Number of rows to display on a single page when using pagination. If
* feature enabled (`lengthChange`) then the end user will be able to override
* this to a custom setting using a pop-up menu.
* @type int
* @default 10
*
* @dtopt Options
* @name DataTable.defaults.displayLength
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "displayLength": 50
* } );
* } )
*/
"iDisplayLength": 10,
/**
* Define the starting point for data display when using DataTables with
* pagination. Note that this parameter is the number of records, rather than
* the page number, so if you have 10 records per page and want to start on
* the third page, it should be "20".
* @type int
* @default 0
*
* @dtopt Options
* @name DataTable.defaults.displayStart
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "displayStart": 20
* } );
* } )
*/
"iDisplayStart": 0,
/**
* The scroll gap is the amount of scrolling that is left to go before
* DataTables will load the next 'page' of data automatically when using
* `scrollInfinite`. You typically want a gap which is big enough that the
* scrolling will be smooth for the user, while not so large that it will
* load more data than need.
* @type int
* @default 100
*
* @dtopt Options
* @name DataTable.defaults.scrollLoadGap
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "scrollInfinite": true,
* "scrollCollapse": true,
* "scrollY": "200px",
* "scrollLoadGap": 50
* } );
* } );
*/
"iScrollLoadGap": 100,
/**
* By default DataTables allows keyboard navigation of the table (sorting, paging,
* and filtering) by adding a `tabindex` attribute to the required elements. This
* allows you to tab through the controls and press the enter key to activate them.
* The tabindex is default 0, meaning that the tab follows the flow of the document.
* You can overrule this using this parameter if you wish. Use a value of -1 to
* disable built-in keyboard navigation.
* @type int
* @default 0
*
* @dtopt Options
* @name DataTable.defaults.tabIndex
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "tabIndex": 1
* } );
* } );
*/
"iTabIndex": 0,
/**
* All strings that DataTables uses in the user interface that it creates
* are defined in this object, allowing you to modified them individually or
* completely replace them all as required.
* @namespace
* @name DataTable.defaults.language
*/
"oLanguage": {
/**
* Strings that are used for WAI-ARIA labels and controls only (these are not
* actually visible on the page, but will be read by screenreaders, and thus
* must be internationalised as well).
* @namespace
* @name DataTable.defaults.language.aria
*/
"oAria": {
/**
* ARIA label that is added to the table headers when the column may be
* sorted ascending by activing the column (click or return when focused).
* Note that the column header is prefixed to this string.
* @type string
* @default : activate to sort column ascending
*
* @dtopt Language
* @name DataTable.defaults.language.aria.sortAscending
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "language": {
* "aria": {
* "sortAscending": " - click/return to sort ascending"
* }
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"sSortAscending": ": activate to sort column ascending",
/**
* ARIA label that is added to the table headers when the column may be
* sorted descending by activing the column (click or return when focused).
* Note that the column header is prefixed to this string.
* @type string
* @default : activate to sort column ascending
*
* @dtopt Language
* @name DataTable.defaults.language.aria.sortDescending
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "language": {
* "aria": {
* "sortDescending": " - click/return to sort descending"
* }
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"sSortDescending": ": activate to sort column descending"
},
/**
* Pagination string used by DataTables for the two built-in pagination
* control types ("two_button" and "full_numbers")
* @namespace
* @name DataTable.defaults.language.paginate
*/
"oPaginate": {
/**
* Text to use when using the 'full_numbers' type of pagination for the
* button to take the user to the first page.
* @type string
* @default First
*
* @dtopt Language
* @name DataTable.defaults.language.paginate.first
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "language": {
* "paginate": {
* "first": "First page"
* }
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"sFirst": "First",
/**
* Text to use when using the 'full_numbers' type of pagination for the
* button to take the user to the last page.
* @type string
* @default Last
*
* @dtopt Language
* @name DataTable.defaults.language.paginate.last
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "language": {
* "paginate": {
* "last": "Last page"
* }
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"sLast": "Last",
/**
* Text to use for the 'next' pagination button (to take the user to the
* next page).
* @type string
* @default Next
*
* @dtopt Language
* @name DataTable.defaults.language.paginate.next
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "language": {
* "paginate": {
* "next": "Next page"
* }
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"sNext": "Next",
/**
* Text to use for the 'previous' pagination button (to take the user to
* the previous page).
* @type string
* @default Previous
*
* @dtopt Language
* @name DataTable.defaults.language.paginate.previous
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "language": {
* "paginate": {
* "previous": "Previous page"
* }
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"sPrevious": "Previous"
},
/**
* This string is shown in preference to `zeroRecords` when the table is
* empty of data (regardless of filtering). Note that this is an optional
* parameter - if it is not given, the value of `zeroRecords` will be used
* instead (either the default or given value).
* @type string
* @default No data available in table
*
* @dtopt Language
* @name DataTable.defaults.language.emptyTable
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "language": {
* "emptyTable": "No data available in table"
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"sEmptyTable": "No data available in table",
/**
* This string gives information to the end user about the information that
* is current on display on the page. The _START_, _END_ and _TOTAL_
* variables are all dynamically replaced as the table display updates, and
* can be freely moved or removed as the language requirements change.
* @type string
* @default Showing _START_ to _END_ of _TOTAL_ entries
*
* @dtopt Language
* @name DataTable.defaults.language.info
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "language": {
* "info": "Got a total of _TOTAL_ entries to show (_START_ to _END_)"
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"sInfo": "Showing _START_ to _END_ of _TOTAL_ entries",
/**
* Display information string for when the table is empty. Typically the
* format of this string should match `info`.
* @type string
* @default Showing 0 to 0 of 0 entries
*
* @dtopt Language
* @name DataTable.defaults.language.infoEmpty
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "language": {
* "infoEmpty": "No entries to show"
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"sInfoEmpty": "Showing 0 to 0 of 0 entries",
/**
* When a user filters the information in a table, this string is appended
* to the information (`info`) to give an idea of how strong the filtering
* is. The variable _MAX_ is dynamically updated.
* @type string
* @default (filtered from _MAX_ total entries)
*
* @dtopt Language
* @name DataTable.defaults.language.infoFiltered
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "language": {
* "infoFiltered": " - filtering from _MAX_ records"
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"sInfoFiltered": "(filtered from _MAX_ total entries)",
/**
* If can be useful to append extra information to the info string at times,
* and this variable does exactly that. This information will be appended to
* the `info` (`infoEmpty` and `infoFiltered` in whatever combination they are
* being used) at all times.
* @type string
* @default <i>Empty string</i>
*
* @dtopt Language
* @name DataTable.defaults.language.infoPostFix
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "language": {
* "infoPostFix": "All records shown are derived from real information."
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"sInfoPostFix": "",
/**
* DataTables has a build in number formatter (`formatNumber`) which is used
* to format large numbers that are used in the table information. By
* default a comma is used, but this can be trivially changed to any
* character you wish with this parameter.
* @type string
* @default ,
*
* @dtopt Language
* @name DataTable.defaults.language.infoThousands
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "language": {
* "infoThousands": "'"
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"sInfoThousands": ",",
/**
* Detail the action that will be taken when the drop down menu for the
* pagination length option is changed. The '_MENU_' variable is replaced
* with a default select list of 10, 25, 50 and 100, and can be replaced
* with a custom select box if required.
* @type string
* @default Show _MENU_ entries
*
* @dtopt Language
* @name DataTable.defaults.language.lengthMenu
*
* @example
* // Language change only
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "language": {
* "lengthMenu": "Display _MENU_ records"
* }
* } );
* } );
*
* @example
* // Language and options change
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "language": {
* "lengthMenu": 'Display <select>'+
* '<option value="10">10</option>'+
* '<option value="20">20</option>'+
* '<option value="30">30</option>'+
* '<option value="40">40</option>'+
* '<option value="50">50</option>'+
* '<option value="-1">All</option>'+
* '</select> records'
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"sLengthMenu": "Show _MENU_ entries",
/**
* When using Ajax sourced data and during the first draw when DataTables is
* gathering the data, this message is shown in an empty row in the table to
* indicate to the end user the the data is being loaded. Note that this
* parameter is not used when loading data by server-side processing, just
* Ajax sourced data with client-side processing.
* @type string
* @default Loading...
*
* @dtopt Language
* @name DataTable.defaults.language.loadingRecords
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "language": {
* "loadingRecords": "Please wait - loading..."
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"sLoadingRecords": "Loading...",
/**
* Text which is displayed when the table is processing a user action
* (usually a sort command or similar).
* @type string
* @default Processing...
*
* @dtopt Language
* @name DataTable.defaults.language.processing
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "language": {
* "processing": "DataTables is currently busy"
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"sProcessing": "Processing...",
/**
* Details the actions that will be taken when the user types into the
* filtering input text box. The variable "_INPUT_", if used in the string,
* is replaced with the HTML text box for the filtering input allowing
* control over where it appears in the string. If "_INPUT_" is not given
* then the input box is appended to the string automatically.
* @type string
* @default Search:
*
* @dtopt Language
* @name DataTable.defaults.language.search
*
* @example
* // Input text box will be appended at the end automatically
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "language": {
* "search": "Filter records:"
* }
* } );
* } );
*
* @example
* // Specify where the filter should appear
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "language": {
* "search": "Apply filter _INPUT_ to table"
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"sSearch": "Search:",
/**
* All of the language information can be stored in a file on the
* server-side, which DataTables will look up if this parameter is passed.
* It must store the URL of the language file, which is in a JSON format,
* and the object has the same properties as the oLanguage object in the
* initialiser object (i.e. the above parameters). Please refer to one of
* the example language files to see how this works in action.
* @type string
* @default <i>Empty string - i.e. disabled</i>
*
* @dtopt Language
* @name DataTable.defaults.language.url
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "language": {
* "url": "http://www.sprymedia.co.uk/dataTables/lang.txt"
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"sUrl": "",
/**
* Text shown inside the table records when the is no information to be
* displayed after filtering. `emptyTable` is shown when there is simply no
* information in the table at all (regardless of filtering).
* @type string
* @default No matching records found
*
* @dtopt Language
* @name DataTable.defaults.language.zeroRecords
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "language": {
* "zeroRecords": "No records to display"
* }
* } );
* } );
*/
"sZeroRecords": "No matching records found"
},
/**
* This parameter allows you to have define the global filtering state at
* initialisation time. As an object the `search` parameter must be
* defined, but all other parameters are optional. When `regex` is true,
* the search string will be treated as a regular expression, when false
* (default) it will be treated as a straight string. When `smart`
* DataTables will use it's smart filtering methods (to word match at
* any point in the data), when false this will not be done.
* @namespace
* @extends DataTable.models.oSearch
*
* @dtopt Options
* @name DataTable.defaults.search
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "search": {"search": "Initial search"}
* } );
* } )
*/
"oSearch": $.extend( {}, DataTable.models.oSearch ),
/**
* By default DataTables will look for the property 'aaData' when obtaining
* data from an Ajax source or for server-side processing - this parameter
* allows that property to be changed. You can use Javascript dotted object
* notation to get a data source for multiple levels of nesting.
* @type string
* @default aaData
*
* @dtopt Options
* @dtopt Server-side
* @name DataTable.defaults.ajaxDataProp
*
* @example
* // Get data from { "data": [...] }
* $(document).ready( function() {
* var oTable = $('#example').dataTable( {
* "ajaxSource": "sources/data.txt",
* "ajaxDataProp": "data"
* } );
* } );
*
* @example
* // Get data from { "data": { "inner": [...] } }
* $(document).ready( function() {
* var oTable = $('#example').dataTable( {
* "ajaxSource": "sources/data.txt",
* "ajaxDataProp": "data.inner"
* } );
* } );
*/
"sAjaxDataProp": "aaData",
/**
* You can instruct DataTables to load data from an external source using this
* parameter (use aData if you want to pass data in you already have). Simply
* provide a url a JSON object can be obtained from. This object must include
* the parameter `aaData` which is the data source for the table.
* @type string
* @default null
*
* @dtopt Options
* @dtopt Server-side
* @name DataTable.defaults.ajaxSource
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "ajaxSource": "/dataTables/json.php"
* } );
* } )
*/
"sAjaxSource": null,
/**
* This initialisation variable allows you to specify exactly where in the
* DOM you want DataTables to inject the various controls it adds to the page
* (for example you might want the pagination controls at the top of the
* table). DIV elements (with or without a custom class) can also be added to
* aid styling. The follow syntax is used:
* <ul>
* <li>The following options are allowed:
* <ul>
* <li>'l' - Length changing</li
* <li>'f' - Filtering input</li>
* <li>'t' - The table!</li>
* <li>'i' - Information</li>
* <li>'p' - Pagination</li>
* <li>'r' - pRocessing</li>
* </ul>
* </li>
* <li>The following constants are allowed:
* <ul>
* <li>'H' - jQueryUI theme "header" classes ('fg-toolbar ui-widget-header ui-corner-tl ui-corner-tr ui-helper-clearfix')</li>
* <li>'F' - jQueryUI theme "footer" classes ('fg-toolbar ui-widget-header ui-corner-bl ui-corner-br ui-helper-clearfix')</li>
* </ul>
* </li>
* <li>The following syntax is expected:
* <ul>
* <li>'<' and '>' - div elements</li>
* <li>'<"class" and '>' - div with a class</li>
* <li>'<"#id" and '>' - div with an ID</li>
* </ul>
* </li>
* <li>Examples:
* <ul>
* <li>'<"wrapper"flipt>'</li>
* <li>'<lf<t>ip>'</li>
* </ul>
* </li>
* </ul>
* @type string
* @default lfrtip <i>(when `jQueryUI` is false)</i> <b>or</b>
* <"H"lfr>t<"F"ip> <i>(when `jQueryUI` is true)</i>
*
* @dtopt Options
* @name DataTable.defaults.dom
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "dom": '<"top"i>rt<"bottom"flp><"clear">'
* } );
* } );
*/
"sDom": "lfrtip",
/**
* DataTables features two different built-in pagination interaction methods
* ('two_button' or 'full_numbers') which present different page controls to
* the end user. Further methods can be added using the API (see below).
* @type string
* @default two_button
*
* @dtopt Options
* @name DataTable.defaults.paginationType
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "paginationType": "full_numbers"
* } );
* } )
*/
"sPaginationType": "two_button",
/**
* Enable horizontal scrolling. When a table is too wide to fit into a certain
* layout, or you have a large number of columns in the table, you can enable
* x-scrolling to show the table in a viewport, which can be scrolled. This
* property can be any CSS unit, or a number (in which case it will be treated
* as a pixel measurement).
* @type string
* @default <i>blank string - i.e. disabled</i>
*
* @dtopt Features
* @name DataTable.defaults.scrollX
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "scrollX": "100%",
* "scrollCollapse": true
* } );
* } );
*/
"sScrollX": "",
/**
* This property can be used to force a DataTable to use more width than it
* might otherwise do when x-scrolling is enabled. For example if you have a
* table which requires to be well spaced, this parameter is useful for
* "over-sizing" the table, and thus forcing scrolling. This property can by
* any CSS unit, or a number (in which case it will be treated as a pixel
* measurement).
* @type string
* @default <i>blank string - i.e. disabled</i>
*
* @dtopt Options
* @name DataTable.defaults.scrollXInner
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "scrollX": "100%",
* "scrollXInner": "110%"
* } );
* } );
*/
"sScrollXInner": "",
/**
* Enable vertical scrolling. Vertical scrolling will constrain the DataTable
* to the given height, and enable scrolling for any data which overflows the
* current viewport. This can be used as an alternative to paging to display
* a lot of data in a small area (although paging and scrolling can both be
* enabled at the same time). This property can be any CSS unit, or a number
* (in which case it will be treated as a pixel measurement).
* @type string
* @default <i>blank string - i.e. disabled</i>
*
* @dtopt Features
* @name DataTable.defaults.scrollY
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "scrollY": "200px",
* "paginate": false
* } );
* } );
*/
"sScrollY": "",
/**
* Set the HTTP method that is used to make the Ajax call for server-side
* processing or Ajax sourced data.
* @type string
* @default GET
*
* @dtopt Options
* @dtopt Server-side
* @name DataTable.defaults.serverMethod
*
* @example
* $(document).ready( function() {
* $('#example').dataTable( {
* "serverSide": true,
* "ajaxSource": "scripts/post.php",
* "serverMethod": "POST"
* } );
* } );
*/
"sServerMethod": "GET"
};
_fnHungarianMap( DataTable.defaults );