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Using JQuery UI Tabs and DataTables TableTools
When using TableTools with DataTables, I found out that flash buttons wouldn't work if the table was hidden at initialisation time.
Allan Jardine provided a fix in the latest nightly in the form of new API functions.
Here's how I did it:
When a tab is shown, we iterate through all the TableTools instances and check if a resize is needed, if it is, we do it!
Display TableTools buttons as JQueryUI buttons with an icon
TableTools provides a JQueryUI compatibility. However, I found it limited, in the way that standard JUI buttons look better and can embed an icon.
How to achieve this? First we need to define a custom function:
We then use the fnInit function to call this function, passing the "ui-icon-print" as a parameter:
That's it!
Customising DataTables TableTools print view
The newest release (2.0.0) of TableTools for DataTables introduces a print view, which I immediately thought to be very useful.
Problem is, the default view is not necessarily satisfactory, and one might want to customise the output a bit.
Let's get down to business!
First we need to create the print CSS, it will overload some styles in print and print view:
Then we edit our html file:
Finally, the initialisation for our datatable:
As you will have understood, the fnClick function is the place to add all your other customisation during the print view. Don't forget to clean it up!