Documentation Bug - jquery.dataTables.js #9997

kobymeir

At the example in the following line there is a missing [code]});[/code] to close the [code]$(document).ready(function() {[/code]
Version 1.9.2

kobymeir

Same goes to line #8769.
I suppose this issue may occue in other places (seems like caused by a copy-paste)

allan

Hi,

Thanks for flagging these errors up - I've just committed fixes for them and the documentation on this site will be updated when DataTables 1.9.3 is released.

Both were syntax errors (missing end braces), slightly different in each case, so should be isolated.

Regards,
Allan

kobymeir

I don't thing its isolated.
Also in the following lines:
#8676
#8686
#8707
#10021

The next line is missing a semi-colon
#8786 - missing ;

The following is not a biggy: There are a few places where the example is with [code]$(document).ready(function() {[/code]
And some places with [code]$(document).ready( function() {[/code]
(The extra space before the function)

You also have a bunch of typos:
initialisation instead of initialization (68 time)
initialise instead of initialize (29 times )
initialising instead of initializing
immediatly instead of immediately
manipule instead of manipulate
sanitise instead of sanitize
insenstive instead of insensitive
Rcalculate instead of Recalculate
minimised instead of minimized
calclated instead of calculated
behaviour instead of behavior
avaialble instead of available
fuction instead of function
excuting instead of executing
multipe
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simpiler
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cancelling
visibiliy
accessability
handers
storeage
insperation
decendents
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coloumn
predraw
publically
datatals
readded
utilises
analyse
determinted
optimisation
acknowledgement
Customise
internationalisation
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customise
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applys
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premanent
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At #2338 - scape a string stuch that it can be used in a regular expression
The sentense is unclear.

Thanks :)
Koby

allan

Thanks for flagging these up - I'll get them sorted out forthwith.

One thing about some of the "typos" though:

> initialise instead of initialize

for example - I've used British spelling, not American (as I'm British :-) ). So those aren't typos, but are meant to be that way.

Allan

allan

I've just committed a number of changes to fix the issues with typos and examples. Thanks for helping to me ensure that the documentation is of a suitable standard :-). These changes will go live on this site with the 1.9.3 release.

Regards,
Allan