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filter widget 2.3, using class "filter-false" doesn't work anymore #73
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Please make sure you are using the latest version. Version 2.3 was a bit buggy. |
yes, the version dated 5/11 |
it looks like a commit on 5/9 I think might have removed the check for the class? |
This change? fr += ((c.headers[i] && c.headers[i].hasOwnProperty('filter') && c.headers[i].filter === false) || $(c.headerList[i]).is('.filter-false') ) ? ' disabled" disabled' : '"'; to fr += $.tablesorter.getData(c.headerList[i], c.headers[i], 'filter') === 'false' ? ' disabled" disabled' : '"'; |
Ok, I found the problem... yes, it was in that code. And also I should note that the above change also makes the filter widget not compatible with the original tablesorter plugin.... I'll add a comment in the latest update, but maybe I should include a patch so it will work? |
Ok this problem has been fixed in v2.3.3. Thanks for reporting it. |
Thanks I'll check it out! I really appreciate all the hard work you do on this amazing plugin. Thanks again. On May 19, 2012, at 4:48 PM, Rob Greply@reply.github.com wrote:
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Thanks! And actually, I modified the widget after I posted the message above... the filter widget is still backwards compatible with v2.0.5... it's just that the older version won't work with jQuery data settings. |
worked fine with 2.1
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