Row details slideUp() and slideDown() support

babablacksheep

Hi,
REF : http://datatables.net/examples/server_side/row_details.html
Is it possible to use slideUp(),slideDown() and other animations instead of just .show() and .hide() ?

babablacksheep

Hi,
any update on this :( ?
Or How can I add my own function ?

allan

You would need to insert a consider into the child row and then animate that.

There is an old blog post (and apparently not working properly at the moment) which shows how that method can be done with the old API: http://datatables.net/blog/2011-06-19 . You can do something similar with the new API.

Allan

isherwood

Thank you, Allan. I looked at that post a number of times while building my table. Would you be able to give some hints as to the translation to the new api? I'm using something like this:

newChildRow.child(newChildRowData).show();

clickedRow.addClass('shown');

allan

I'll try to make some time sometime to update the post.

Allan

babablacksheep

Yes, please post a complete solution as you did with 1.9. Much appreciated

isherwood

Bump. Any progress?

Thanks much.

allan

Nope - been working on other things. It will be available at http://datatables.net/blog when I'm able to work on it.

Allan

stelco

Hi, is there any update on this for animation? Ide like to implement JQuery slideUp and slideDown to my code? Thanks.

    // Add event listener for opening and closing details

        $('#auditable tbody').on('click', 'td.details-control', function () {
            var tr = $(this).closest('tr');
            var row = table.row(tr);

            if (row.child.isShown()) {

                // This row is already open - close it

                row.child.hide();
                tr.removeClass('shown');
            }
            else {

                // Open this row

                row.child(format(row.data())).show();
                tr.addClass('shown');
            }
        });

allan

Not yet. I'll post the blog post as soon as I have written it. Will be early next week now.

Allan