Closed sir21 closed 7 years ago
Hi @sir21 , Thanks for opening this issue, and sorry for not answering yesterday: I didn't manage to write. It was indeed a bug: I wasn't binding an event handler to input type date, email, time, week, datetime, etc. I modified the piece of code that is responsible of DOM manipulation in the current implementation ("jquery.kingtable-lodash.js"), to support these kinds of controls out of the box, inside custom views.
I successfully tested using an input type="date", and did a push, including several other improvements. Please let me know if it resolves the problem.
By the way, if you desire to customize the events that are bound by the table, you have these options:
To change the events globally (all instances of KingTable):
// Note: the events object is using the same format of Backbone library, eg: "change .my-input": "functionName"
$.KingTable.prototype.defaults.events = {
"eventname selector": "functionName"
};
$.KingTable.prototype.functionName = function yourHandler(e) {
// this function is called in the context of the KingTable instance
};
// or (equivalent):
$.KingTable.prototype.defaults.events = {
"eventname selector": function yourHandler(e) {
// this function is called in the context of the KingTable instance
}
};
var table = new $.KingTable({
events: {
"click #special-button": function (e) {
// Nota bene: if you need to get the clicked element, use $(e.target) or $(e.currentTarget)
// this function is called in the context of the table
console.log("[*] Hello There!");
}
}
})
Thanks for fixing the issue. I was able to do that using events. Now date filter event is trigger as normal in text. Thanks again for fixing it.
I tried to use date to filter data in the table, input type 'text' is trigger the function in filter. However date input type does not trigger the filter.
Here part of my code
index.txt