jQuery: using several items together like order, language...

thowi

Hi all together,

DataTables works extremely nice, but I am completely new to all jQuery / javascript ... please be so kind and take a short look at line 136 and 138.
I terminated those lines with "," because I thought it is a good idea. But the table won't work when doing that. Also ";" or simply no termination will crash the table.
The functions all alone will work perfectly, but of course I would like to use order, language and footerCallback all together..

I would be happy if you could take a look:
https://pastebin.com/ATBvQrf1

Thank you so much!
Tom

kthorngren

In your browser's console you should see a syntax error and it should point to the line. You are missing a comma in the language option:

        "language": {
            "url": "//cdn.datatables.net/plug-ins/9dcbecd42ad/i18n/German.json",
            "decimal": ",",
            "thousands": "."  <<< need comma here
            "lengthMenu": "Zeige _MENU_ Ergebnisse pro Seite",
            "zeroRecords": "Nix gefunden - sorry",
            "info": "Zeige Seite _PAGE_ von _PAGES_",
            "infoEmpty": "Keine Daten vorhanden",
            "infoFiltered": "(gefiltert aus insg. _MAX_ Ergebnissen)"
        },

I took a glance at the rest but didn't see anything that stands out.

Kevin

thowi

Oh man, thats kind of embarrassing Thank you Kevin!
But also after adding the "," - die Table doesn't work.

The table is missing many features like sort icons, total calculation and so on...
Looking like that on my screen: https://dropbox.com/s/uifhik136sni92b/datatables.jpg?dl=0

Any ideas? Must have something to do with the enumeration of methods like language, order, footerCallback etc...

Mh

kthorngren

Do you get any errors (alerts or browser console)?

Kevin

thowi

Yes, but without any deep knowledge of jQuery / javascript it is not very helpful for me
Maybe you have an idea where the problem is?
https://www.dropbox.com/s/26ny1smudn14apc/error.jpg?dl=0

Currently the site is public viewable under stats.valonic.com

colin

Hi @thowi ,

You're missing a function declaration - if you look in the console, you'll see an error: "(index):156 Uncaught ReferenceError: intVal is not defined". I assume you can just grab it from this example here.

Cheers,

Colin

thowi

Hi Colin,

thank you for your patience and help. Works now

Enjoy your evening!