Although I have been searching high and low to find the answer to this question, I have not been able to find it. Should there be a well-hidden corner of the internet that I have not searched that does contain the answer to this question, please let me know.
Anyway, on the Dynatable website there is an example to query a table for a certain value. If your input html is indeed a table, this seems to work, but if you're using a stylized listthis produces the following error in my case:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'length' of null
Which traces back to line 1582 of the dynatable.jquery.js file:
// Find an object in an array of objects by attributes.
// E.g. find object with {id: 'hi', name: 'there'} in an array of objects
findObjectInArray: function(array, objectAttr) {
var _this = this,
foundObject;
for (var i = 0, len = array.length; i < len; i++) {
var item = array[i];
// For each object in array, test to make sure all attributes in objectAttr match
if (_this.allMatch(item, objectAttr, function(item, key, value) { return item[key] == value; })) {
foundObject = item;
break;
}
}
The following it my select element:
<select id="filter-prop" name="prop">
<option>All</option>
<option>First Run</option>
<option>Rejected</option>
</select>
And the dynatable conversion of my list:
// Function that renders the list items from our records
function ulWriter(rowIndex, record, columns, cellWriter) {
var cssClass = record.prop, li;
if (rowIndex % 3 === 0) { cssClass += ' first'; }
li = '<li class="' + cssClass + '"><div class="thumbnail"><div class="thumbnail-image">' + record.thumbnail + '</div><div class="caption">' + record.caption + '</div></div></li>';
return li;
}
// Function that creates our records from the DOM when the page is loaded
function ulReader(index, li, record) {
var $li = $(li),
$caption = $li.find('.caption');
record.thumbnail = $li.find('.thumbnail-image').html();
record.caption = $caption.html();
record.label = $caption.find('h3').text();
record.description = $caption.find('p').text();
record.color = $li.data('color');
record.prop = $li.attr('class');
}
var pictable = $('#picturelist').dynatable({
table: {
bodyRowSelector: 'li'
},
features :{
recordCount: false,
sorting: false,
},
dataset: {
perPageDefault: 10,
perPageOptions: [5, 10, 15, 20]
},
writers: {
_rowWriter: ulWriter
},
readers: {
_rowReader: ulReader
},
params: {
records: 'objects'
}
}).data('dynatable');
$('#filter-prop').change( function() {
var value = $(this).val();
if (value === "All") {
pictable.queries.remove("Prop");
} else if (value === "First Run") {
pictable.queries.add("Prop","span4 firstrun rejected");
pictable.queries.add("Prop","span4 firstrun");
} else if (value === "Rejected") {
pictable.queries.add("Prop","span4 firstrun rejected");
pictable.queries.add("Prop","span4 rejected");
};
pictable.process();
});
I have not changed much from the examples of the website. The most I did was merge the list example with the query example. Again, if I apply a similar method to a table, it seems to work, but for my list it doesn't. What is going wrong?
The docs weren't very clear here, but I solved the same problem for myself earlier today. Here is your code in working order:
var pictable = $('#picturelist')
.bind('dynatable:init', function(e, dynatable) {
dynatable.queries.functions['prop'] = function(record, queryValue) {
if ( record.prop == queryValue )
{
return true;
}
else
{
return false;
}
};
})
.dynatable({
table: {
bodyRowSelector: 'li'
},
features :{
recordCount: false,
sorting: false
},
dataset: {
perPageDefault: 10,
perPageOptions: [5, 10, 15, 20]
},
writers: {
_rowWriter: ulWriter
},
readers: {
_rowReader: ulReader
},
params: {
records: 'objects'
}
}).data('dynatable');
$('#filter-prop').change( function() {
var value = $(this).val();
if (value === "All")
{
pictable.queries.remove("prop");
}
else
{
pictable.queries.add("prop", value)
}
pictable.process();
});
Cheers