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Is it possible to create a tooltip when clicking on a row? I would like to create a tooltip that pops up when clicking on a row, displaying a chart with x and y values in a line. So I basically need to create a DIV as a tooltip, give this DIV and ID and render my Javascript
Hello Maria.
Thank you for your purchase.
Displaying data on hover is not possible, but there are a couple other options.
You can enable Responsiveness in the table, and choose which columns will be hidden from front-end on tablet devices. Then, you can go to wpDataTables settings, and change the tablet's width to a bigger value (2000 for example). When you do this, the plugin will consider all screens below 2000px as tablets, and hide the selected columns which would be available on-click. A "+" sign will appear in the first column, so when you click on it the data hidden will be displayed.
Another option would be to acquire our paid add-on Master-Detail Tables.
You can choose which columns would be hidden from the table, and then include those columns in a Master-detail pop-up or on a page (depending on how you want to set it up).
However, while you can create wpDataCharts from existing tables, and paste them in string-type columns' cells, they will not be displayed when using Responsiveness or Master-Detail tables add-on.
If you do need this feature, I'm afraid it will have to be custom developed, and unfortunately custom work isn't included in the provided support for the plugin.
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Aleksandar Vuković
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Hi Aleksandar
Thanks for your reply. I customised the table using basic jQuery mouseover and mouseout. Apparently it´s not possible to create a tooltip effect on the tr element, but the DIV appends after the last td element
https://marialaustsen.com/feedback/detailed-view-comments/
Cheers
Maria
Hi again Maria.
The issue here is that you may have included a wrong selector. However, this is considered a custom solution, which doesn't fall under included support, so anything beyond advice is something I cannot offer. You'll probably need to dive into your code a bit more, and I'm sure you'll be able to resolve the issue.
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Aleksandar Vuković
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