Tabulator leaves the changes made after Tabulator loading












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I am using "tabulator-tables" "version:4.0.4".



A translate function is called on a front end to translate some the visible data of the tabulator table after the tabulator is loaded on the screen with the data. Everything worked as expected.



The issue is when resizing the browser screen or open window inspect element, tabulator leaves the changes made after tabulator loading(like translate function) and show the raw data which we received from the back end.



help required: how to save the changes which don't leave its effect on browser resizing or on opening inspect element.



Refer the screenshot for reference:





CODE:



async function columnTab(searchData = "", lmt) {

    searchData = searchData ? searchData : await fetchReqUrl("search", `?limit=${lmt}`, "fetch", "POST", "viewform");    

    searchData = (JSON.parse(searchData));     //data fetched from back end

    let DataCollHead = searchData.columns

    let slNo = [{ title: "Sl No.", formatter: "rownum", align: "center", width: 80 }]

    DataCollHead = slNo.concat(DataCollHead)

    let DataCollList = searchData.tableData

    table = new Tabulator("#searchContainer", {

        // movableRows:true,

        columns: DataCollHead,

        layout: "fitColumns",

        pagination: "local",

        paginationSize: 20,

        clipboard: true,

        clipboardPasteAction: "replace",

        clipboard:true,

        clipboardPasteAction:"replace",

        responsiveLayout: "collapse" , 



    })

    var tableData = DataCollList;

    table.setData(tableData);



    let resultRow = dgei('searchContainer')  //function to translate the data

    resultObj()

    formatResult(resultRow);

}





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  • Please edit your question to include the relevant parts of your code, we won't be able to help otherwise. Please read How to Ask

    – Patrick Hund
    Nov 24 '18 at 9:21











  • We will need to see the code you are using to fully diagnose it, but from your description it looks like you are trying to manipulate the contents of your table from outside of Tabulator. Because Tabulator uses a virtual DOM any changes you try to make from outside the table will be replaced whenever the table is redrawn, on resize for example. you should be using the inbuilt formatters to alter the table structure. if you post the translate functions you are using and a description of what you want to achieve, i can show you how to integrate them into a formatter

    – Oli Folkerd
    Nov 24 '18 at 10:46
















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I am using "tabulator-tables" "version:4.0.4".



A translate function is called on a front end to translate some the visible data of the tabulator table after the tabulator is loaded on the screen with the data. Everything worked as expected.



The issue is when resizing the browser screen or open window inspect element, tabulator leaves the changes made after tabulator loading(like translate function) and show the raw data which we received from the back end.



help required: how to save the changes which don't leave its effect on browser resizing or on opening inspect element.



Refer the screenshot for reference:





CODE:



async function columnTab(searchData = "", lmt) {

    searchData = searchData ? searchData : await fetchReqUrl("search", `?limit=${lmt}`, "fetch", "POST", "viewform");    

    searchData = (JSON.parse(searchData));     //data fetched from back end

    let DataCollHead = searchData.columns

    let slNo = [{ title: "Sl No.", formatter: "rownum", align: "center", width: 80 }]

    DataCollHead = slNo.concat(DataCollHead)

    let DataCollList = searchData.tableData

    table = new Tabulator("#searchContainer", {

        // movableRows:true,

        columns: DataCollHead,

        layout: "fitColumns",

        pagination: "local",

        paginationSize: 20,

        clipboard: true,

        clipboardPasteAction: "replace",

        clipboard:true,

        clipboardPasteAction:"replace",

        responsiveLayout: "collapse" , 



    })

    var tableData = DataCollList;

    table.setData(tableData);



    let resultRow = dgei('searchContainer')  //function to translate the data

    resultObj()

    formatResult(resultRow);

}





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  • Please edit your question to include the relevant parts of your code, we won't be able to help otherwise. Please read How to Ask

    – Patrick Hund
    Nov 24 '18 at 9:21











  • We will need to see the code you are using to fully diagnose it, but from your description it looks like you are trying to manipulate the contents of your table from outside of Tabulator. Because Tabulator uses a virtual DOM any changes you try to make from outside the table will be replaced whenever the table is redrawn, on resize for example. you should be using the inbuilt formatters to alter the table structure. if you post the translate functions you are using and a description of what you want to achieve, i can show you how to integrate them into a formatter

    – Oli Folkerd
    Nov 24 '18 at 10:46














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I am using "tabulator-tables" "version:4.0.4".



A translate function is called on a front end to translate some the visible data of the tabulator table after the tabulator is loaded on the screen with the data. Everything worked as expected.



The issue is when resizing the browser screen or open window inspect element, tabulator leaves the changes made after tabulator loading(like translate function) and show the raw data which we received from the back end.



help required: how to save the changes which don't leave its effect on browser resizing or on opening inspect element.



Refer the screenshot for reference:





CODE:



async function columnTab(searchData = "", lmt) {

    searchData = searchData ? searchData : await fetchReqUrl("search", `?limit=${lmt}`, "fetch", "POST", "viewform");    

    searchData = (JSON.parse(searchData));     //data fetched from back end

    let DataCollHead = searchData.columns

    let slNo = [{ title: "Sl No.", formatter: "rownum", align: "center", width: 80 }]

    DataCollHead = slNo.concat(DataCollHead)

    let DataCollList = searchData.tableData

    table = new Tabulator("#searchContainer", {

        // movableRows:true,

        columns: DataCollHead,

        layout: "fitColumns",

        pagination: "local",

        paginationSize: 20,

        clipboard: true,

        clipboardPasteAction: "replace",

        clipboard:true,

        clipboardPasteAction:"replace",

        responsiveLayout: "collapse" , 



    })

    var tableData = DataCollList;

    table.setData(tableData);



    let resultRow = dgei('searchContainer')  //function to translate the data

    resultObj()

    formatResult(resultRow);

}





javascript tabulator







share|improve this question
















I am using "tabulator-tables" "version:4.0.4".



A translate function is called on a front end to translate some the visible data of the tabulator table after the tabulator is loaded on the screen with the data. Everything worked as expected.



The issue is when resizing the browser screen or open window inspect element, tabulator leaves the changes made after tabulator loading(like translate function) and show the raw data which we received from the back end.



help required: how to save the changes which don't leave its effect on browser resizing or on opening inspect element.



Refer the screenshot for reference:





CODE:



async function columnTab(searchData = "", lmt) {

    searchData = searchData ? searchData : await fetchReqUrl("search", `?limit=${lmt}`, "fetch", "POST", "viewform");    

    searchData = (JSON.parse(searchData));     //data fetched from back end

    let DataCollHead = searchData.columns

    let slNo = [{ title: "Sl No.", formatter: "rownum", align: "center", width: 80 }]

    DataCollHead = slNo.concat(DataCollHead)

    let DataCollList = searchData.tableData

    table = new Tabulator("#searchContainer", {

        // movableRows:true,

        columns: DataCollHead,

        layout: "fitColumns",

        pagination: "local",

        paginationSize: 20,

        clipboard: true,

        clipboardPasteAction: "replace",

        clipboard:true,

        clipboardPasteAction:"replace",

        responsiveLayout: "collapse" , 



    })

    var tableData = DataCollList;

    table.setData(tableData);



    let resultRow = dgei('searchContainer')  //function to translate the data

    resultObj()

    formatResult(resultRow);

}





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  • Please edit your question to include the relevant parts of your code, we won't be able to help otherwise. Please read How to Ask

    – Patrick Hund
    Nov 24 '18 at 9:21











  • We will need to see the code you are using to fully diagnose it, but from your description it looks like you are trying to manipulate the contents of your table from outside of Tabulator. Because Tabulator uses a virtual DOM any changes you try to make from outside the table will be replaced whenever the table is redrawn, on resize for example. you should be using the inbuilt formatters to alter the table structure. if you post the translate functions you are using and a description of what you want to achieve, i can show you how to integrate them into a formatter

    – Oli Folkerd
    Nov 24 '18 at 10:46



















  • Please edit your question to include the relevant parts of your code, we won't be able to help otherwise. Please read How to Ask

    – Patrick Hund
    Nov 24 '18 at 9:21











  • We will need to see the code you are using to fully diagnose it, but from your description it looks like you are trying to manipulate the contents of your table from outside of Tabulator. Because Tabulator uses a virtual DOM any changes you try to make from outside the table will be replaced whenever the table is redrawn, on resize for example. you should be using the inbuilt formatters to alter the table structure. if you post the translate functions you are using and a description of what you want to achieve, i can show you how to integrate them into a formatter

    – Oli Folkerd
    Nov 24 '18 at 10:46

















Please edit your question to include the relevant parts of your code, we won't be able to help otherwise. Please read How to Ask

– Patrick Hund
Nov 24 '18 at 9:21





Please edit your question to include the relevant parts of your code, we won't be able to help otherwise. Please read How to Ask

– Patrick Hund
Nov 24 '18 at 9:21













We will need to see the code you are using to fully diagnose it, but from your description it looks like you are trying to manipulate the contents of your table from outside of Tabulator. Because Tabulator uses a virtual DOM any changes you try to make from outside the table will be replaced whenever the table is redrawn, on resize for example. you should be using the inbuilt formatters to alter the table structure. if you post the translate functions you are using and a description of what you want to achieve, i can show you how to integrate them into a formatter

– Oli Folkerd
Nov 24 '18 at 10:46





We will need to see the code you are using to fully diagnose it, but from your description it looks like you are trying to manipulate the contents of your table from outside of Tabulator. Because Tabulator uses a virtual DOM any changes you try to make from outside the table will be replaced whenever the table is redrawn, on resize for example. you should be using the inbuilt formatters to alter the table structure. if you post the translate functions you are using and a description of what you want to achieve, i can show you how to integrate them into a formatter

– Oli Folkerd
Nov 24 '18 at 10:46












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