I noticed that when I integrate dynatables with a wordpress plugin and load the table with:
$('#my-table').dynatable();
Then the previous query params for the page I'm on are not preserved, for example if the page containing the dynatable has a uri like this when it loads:
admin.php?page=my-plugin-admin
after loading dynatables, the previous params are not preserved and I get:
admin.php
Dynatables should be a good citizen to its host app and preserve query params that others use.
I noticed that when I integrate dynatables with a wordpress plugin and load the table with:
$('#my-table').dynatable();
Then the previous query params for the page I'm on are not preserved, for example if the page containing the dynatable has a uri like this when it loads:
admin.php?page=my-plugin-admin
after loading dynatables, the previous params are not preserved and I get:
admin.php
Dynatables should be a good citizen to its host app and preserve query params that others use.