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Hi,
Is there a way to filter so that a user can compare two rows? I am not sure how I might implement this feature.
Thanks!
Hello hiimmike.
Thank You for Your purchase.
I am sorry to disappoint You but something like this is not possible with the plugin's built in features.
You can take a look at our documentation on sorting, where You can see how users can sort by two columns by holding down "Shift", or by looking into advanced filtering, but I don't think it'll provide the perfect solution to what it is You're asking.
Can You, please add some examples to Your reply, so that we can see an example of what it is You're asking?
Best regards.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
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Ok, thanks for the reply.
I did some thinking around how I may still be able to compare two searchable tables and came up with a method.
This solution fits my use-case pretty well. But the final question is how do I keep the scroll position of both tables in sync? I tried a couple code snippets, but couldn't get it to work. Here is the one I thought could work easily:
var div1 = $('table_1_wrapper');
var div2 = $('table_3_wrapper');
div1.scroll(function() {
div2.scrollLeft($(this).scrollLeft());
});
div2.scroll(function() {
div1.scrollLeft($(this).scrollLeft());
});
Here's a link to what I am trying to achieve with two tables: https://codepen.io/avnish002/pen/KvqjmP
Could you guide me in the right direction for which selector I should target? Thanks!A
Attached is how it looks so far in my playground.
Hello again hiimmike.
Good job on finding a work around.
As for this script, I cannot say what would be required for it to work. The selectors look fine. Maybe you can try replacing the $ sign with "jQuery" and also try adding something like:
so the script loads when the page is loaded. I also noticed that the script looks like this in the link you provided:
var div1 = $('#scrollDiv-1');While your script looks like this:
var div1 = $('table_1_wrapper');I am sorry, but this is as much as I can do. Included support covers help with bugs and general inquiries for the plugin features, but not writing custom code.
Thank you for your understanding.
Best regards.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
[email protected]
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