jQuery effect when user clicks on Previous/Next
jQuery effect when user clicks on Previous/Next
Sorry if this has already been asked. I did several searches.
I want to use jQuery's slideDown() or show(500) to transition on the next page when the user clicks on Prev/Next.
I know its unnecessary and superficial but a several users have suggested that my page with the dataTable should be "more fun to use". Also, I suppose, it could serve a practical purpose - currently going to the next page is so fast that the user might not even realize it has happened. An effect would make it clear. Thanks.
I want to use jQuery's slideDown() or show(500) to transition on the next page when the user clicks on Prev/Next.
I know its unnecessary and superficial but a several users have suggested that my page with the dataTable should be "more fun to use". Also, I suppose, it could serve a practical purpose - currently going to the next page is so fast that the user might not even realize it has happened. An effect would make it clear. Thanks.
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I think the closest you will get, when using DataTables, is something like the effect in this paging plug-in: http://datatables.net/examples/api/paging_plugin.html . It's not smooth, but that's because DataTables removes the TR elements from the DOM, and then adds them back in as required. It would take quite a bit of re-engineering to make it smooth I think.
Hope this helps,
Allan