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I did look at lists.js and actually started my project with it. It seemed the best at the time. However, I soon realized the filtering capabilities were limited
by periferral 13y ago
I did look at lists.js and actually started my project with it. It seemed the best at the time. However, I soon realized the filtering capabilities were limited (eg running multiple filters at the same time). I can't remember some other challenges I had at the time.
Also, datatables has a large user base which means you can find many examples of it on stackoverflow or other such sites. Lists.js on the other hand has limited examples on their site and even fewer in the wild.
I'm not an everyday programmer and needed all the help I could get. Also, considering I'm not a developer, I found datatables quite easy to use.
- SloopJon 13y agoI use Tablesorter for a report. It does a pretty good job with multi-column sorting, but adding the filters that I need has been a bit of a chore. Your comment prompted me to take another look at DataTables. So far I'm impressed. I think it will simplify my code and help clean up some long standing bugs, mainly by replacing some of my CSS visibility hacks with filter callbacks.