Merge branch 'master' of github.com:linkedin/Backbone.TableView

README.md

@@ -19,12 +19,7 @@ of filters (see supported filters below):
             last_login:
                 header: "Last Login Time"
                 draw: (model) ->
-                    new Date(model.get 'time')
-            description:
-                header: "Description"
-                nosort: true
-                draw: (model) ->
-                    some_weird_formatting_function(model.get('some_text'))
+                    new Date(model.get "time")
         pagination: true
         search:
             query: "name"
@@ -36,12 +31,6 @@ of filters (see supported filters below):
                 init: new Date()
                 get: (val) ->
                     ... process the date val ...
-            to:
-                type: "input"
-                className: "date"
-                init: new Date()
-                get: (val) ->
-                    ... process the date val ...
             my_button:
                 type: "button"
             status:
@@ -52,18 +41,9 @@ Use it as any other Backbone View, either setting the "el" property at
 creation, or letting backbone create if for you, eg (Users is a regular
 backbone collection):
 
-    user_table = new UserTableView collection: new Users(), el: "#myusertable"
-    user_table.render()
-
-or
-
     user_table = new UserTableView collection: new Users()
     $("#somewhere").html user_table.render().el
 
-### Filters
-
-Supported filters are "input", "button" and "options".
-
 ## License
 
 Apache Public License (APL) 2.0

backbone.tableview.coffee

@@ -20,11 +20,6 @@ Optionally it supports pagination, search, and any number of filters
                 header: "Last Login Time"
                 draw: (model) ->
                     new Date(model.get 'time')
-            description:
-                header: "Description"
-                nosort: true
-                draw: (model) ->
-                    some_weird_formatting_function(model.get('some_text'))
         pagination: true
         search:
             query: "name"
@@ -36,7 +31,7 @@ Optionally it supports pagination, search, and any number of filters
                 init: new Date()
                 get: (val) ->
                     ... process the date val ...
-            my_btn:
+            my_button:
                 type: "button"
             status:
                 type: "option"