columns.searchPanes.show
Force Panes to hide or show.
Please note - this property requires the SearchPanes extension for DataTables.
Description
As standard, SearchPanes will decide which columns to display a pane for by calculating a simple uniqueness ratio of unique values in that column to the total number of entries in the table. For example if there are 100 rows in a table, and in a certain column there are 10 unique options, then the ratio is 0.1.
If the calculated value is less than the default threshold for all of the panes then this column will have a pane (assuming that the threshold has not been altered for all or an individual pane by either searchPanes.threshold
or columns.searchPanes.threshold
).
The columns.searchPanes.show
option is useful for removing this calculation from the process and effectively forcing a pane to either be shown or hidden.
The example forces a pane to be displayed for the first column and the pane for the third column to be hidden.
Type
boolean
- Description:
By setting the
columns.searchPanes.show
option totrue
for a column, a pane for that column will be shown even if the threshold calculations would reject it.Equally, by setting the
init columns.searchPanes.show
option to befalse
for a column, a pane for that column will not be shown regardless of the threshold calculations.
Default
- Value:
undefined
The default value for the searchPanes.show
parameter is undefined
. When this default value is in place, the internal calculations and validation will decide whether a pane should be shown for that column. See searchPanes.threshold
and columns.searchPanes.threshold
to alter these calculations.
Example
Force panes to hide and show:
new DataTable('#myTable', {
layout: {
top1: 'searchPanes'
},
columnDefs: [
{
searchPanes: {
show: true
},
targets: [0]
},
{
searchPanes: {
show: false
},
targets: [2]
}
]
});
Related
The following options are directly related and may also be useful in your application development.