Infinite Scrolling - Headers not lining up
Infinite Scrolling - Headers not lining up
Hello,
I'm trying to figure out where or why the headers and columns dont line up when using infinite scrolling.
I'm using:
jquery-1.8.3.js
jquery.dataTables.min-1.10.0-dev.js
jquery.dataTables.columnFilter.js (1.5.1)
When the table loads, the cols and the footers line up with the footer filters as they should, but when I enable the infinite scrolling, the headers are not correctly lined up. I see that the infinite scroll is now anew table in replacement of the initial header row.
What or where do I need to set the correct widths?
I can post some configs, but this seems to be a common issue due to custom css, but I need the custom css we are supposed to be applying to the header row.
I'm trying to figure out where or why the headers and columns dont line up when using infinite scrolling.
I'm using:
jquery-1.8.3.js
jquery.dataTables.min-1.10.0-dev.js
jquery.dataTables.columnFilter.js (1.5.1)
When the table loads, the cols and the footers line up with the footer filters as they should, but when I enable the infinite scrolling, the headers are not correctly lined up. I see that the infinite scroll is now anew table in replacement of the initial header row.
What or where do I need to set the correct widths?
I can post some configs, but this seems to be a common issue due to custom css, but I need the custom css we are supposed to be applying to the header row.
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I suspect I would probably need to be able to see the problem to be of much help here.
There are two things I would say though:
- Unless you really need infinite scrolling, I would very much suggest not using it. The Scroller plug-in is far superior in many ways to the built in infinite scrolling (which I'm thinking of removing in future versions of DataTables as it is flawed - makes the table behave in unexpected ways etc). That's not to say that it should be broken in a simple table - it shouldn't be, but there are a number of things which could make it go wrong, and so why I think I'd need to see an example of it breaking.
- What happens if you disable the column filter plug-in? I've found in the past that putting input / select elements in the footer can do funny things to the table - but again shouldn't really break it!
Sorry for the slightly wishy washy reply, but off the top of my head, I'm afraid I don't know what the issue is.
Regards,
Allan