diff --git a/docs/example-widget-grouping.html b/docs/example-widget-grouping.html index ebab58d8..8e740109 100644 --- a/docs/example-widget-grouping.html +++ b/docs/example-widget-grouping.html @@ -137,7 +137,7 @@
group_separator
option & group-separator-#
header class name.group_separator
option & group-separator-#
header class name. To see this in action, check out the file type parser demo.group_callback
& group_complete
options. See options section below for details.wo
- table widget options from table.config.widgetOptions
.group_separator
("-"
) - when the group-separator
class name is added, it uses the setting from this option to split the table cell content for grouping v2.12.1.group_separator
("-"
) - when the group-separator
class name is added, it uses the setting from this option to split the table cell content for grouping v2.13.group_months
([ "Jan", "Feb", "Mar", "Apr", "May", "Jun", "Jul", "Aug", "Sep", "Oct", "Nov", "Dec" ]
) - Month names."group-word"
(same as "group-word-1"
) - group the rows using the first word it finds in the column's parsed data."group-word-n"
("n"
can be any number) - group the rows using the nth word in the column*."group-separator"
(same as "group-separator-1"
) - group the rows using the text between the start and first separator that it finds in the column's parsed data (v2.12.1)."group-separator-n"
("n"
can be any number) - group the rows using the nth separated group in the column (v2.12.1)*."group-separator"
(same as "group-separator-1"
) - group the rows using the text between the start and first separator that it finds in the column's parsed data (v2.13)."group-separator-n"
("n"
can be any number) - group the rows using the nth separated group in the column (v2.13)*."group-letter"
(same as "group-letter-1"
) - group the rows using the first letter it finds in the column's parsed data."group-letter-n"
("n"
can be any number) - group the rows using letters 1 through n (if n = 2, then it's the first 2 letters) in the column's parsed data."group-number"
(same as "group-number-1"
) - group the rows by the number it finds in the column (step of one).