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Excellent, thank you daniel_r. Looks like an amazing plugin. Can I suggest to include an extra filter based on dates (show only from today, show only this week, show only this month, show only last 3 months, show only this year
Your response for your reference:
I can enhance the range_date, you will have to provide array of objects "[{vale: 1, label: Today}, {vale: 2, label: Last week}, ... etc] and custom function that will accept two parameters (type, date_val) where the type will be one of the values from the array of obj and the date_val will be one of the date in the relevant column - this "custom function" will be executed for each row in table and the date_val will be tested against that function which in turn will return true / falsem so instead of tow date inputs you will have a select menu with values from that array of objects you provide yourself and each time you select a value from the select your "custom function" will be executed for each row (for relevant column),
Actually it wont be an enhancement of range_date , instead it will be a new filter type that will allow the use of custom filtering function (will be good for date and any other type of inputs too)
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Excellent, thank you daniel_r. Looks like an amazing plugin. Can I suggest to include an extra filter based on dates (show only from today, show only this week, show only this month, show only last 3 months, show only this year
Your response for your reference:
I can enhance the range_date, you will have to provide array of objects "[{vale: 1, label: Today}, {vale: 2, label: Last week}, ... etc] and custom function that will accept two parameters (type, date_val) where the type will be one of the values from the array of obj and the date_val will be one of the date in the relevant column - this "custom function" will be executed for each row in table and the date_val will be tested against that function which in turn will return true / falsem so instead of tow date inputs you will have a select menu with values from that array of objects you provide yourself and each time you select a value from the select your "custom function" will be executed for each row (for relevant column),
Actually it wont be an enhancement of range_date , instead it will be a new filter type that will allow the use of custom filtering function (will be good for date and any other type of inputs too)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: