I have the following code that I am using to populate and generate rows for a checkbox datatable:
var array = [...];
$datatable = $('#datatable-checkbox');
// checkboxes
$datatable.dataTable({
'order': [[ 1, 'asc' ]],
'columnDefs': [
{ orderable: false, targets: [0] }
]
});
for(int i in array) {
var name = array[i][0];
var message = array[i][1];
var num = array[i][2];
$datatable.DataTable().row.add([
name,
message,
num
]).draw( false );
}
However, the first data field in the row (name) seems to replace the checkboxes as if the rows were empty.
My question is, is there a way to add data to a row while ignoring the first column? Or to add checkboxes back to the first column?
I was able to fix it simply with the following:
$datatable.DataTable().row.add([
'<input type="checkbox"></input>',
name,
message,
num
]).draw();
Just insert a blank value, when you are using an array to populate the row value, and later fill it using the edit
method
$datatable.DataTable().row.add([
name,
'',
''
])
To answer your question Or to add checkboxes back to the first column?
. Yes, you can edit a particular row's data after insert using the following:
var myTable = $('#myTable').DataTable();
myTable.row( ':eq(0)' ).edit( {
name: 'Edit first row name object'
} );
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