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I have a column that looks like this :



0      // Red colored
0 // Red colored
0 (1) // Orange colored
0 (2) // Red colored
0 // Orange colored
0 // Red colored
0 (24) // Orange colored
0 (4) // Red colored
0 // Orange colored
0 (3) // Orange colored
1
1
1 (7)
2
2 (3)
2
... etc


I would get the following order :



0      // Red colored
0 // Red colored
0 // Red colored
0 (24) // Red colored
0 (4) // Red colored
0 (2) // Red colored
0 // Orange colored
0 // Orange colored
0 (4) // Orange colored
0 (1) // Orange colored
1
1
1 (7)
2
2 (3)
2
... etc


I want to order this column in datatables using these 3 criteria : first order by number (0's), then by color (red first), then by number un parantheses (the highest first).



I've got in each data-order the following format : 0r24 which means the first number is zero, the color is red, the number in the parantheses is 24. Repeat for all others.



I tried to play with the columnDefs attribute of Datatables to get my result by doing the following :



"columnDefs": [
{
"type": "num-fmt",
"targets": 7
}, {
"targets": [7],
"render": function ( data, type, row, meta ) {
return type === 'sort' ?
row[7]['@data-order'].replace(/r/g,'0').replace(/o/g,'1') : row[7]['@data-order'];
}
}
]


Here I am trying to replace the letters o and r with 0 and 1 to be able to have an all numeric value for it to order upon, but it doesn't work. Any idea how to make this work and do the following as I explained?










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  • Are the actual source values "Red colored" and "Orange colored"?
    – axelduch
    Nov 19 at 13:52










  • @axelduch yes, my comment means that the color of the zero is orange or red.
    – gumakettell
    Nov 19 at 15:50















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I have a column that looks like this :



0      // Red colored
0 // Red colored
0 (1) // Orange colored
0 (2) // Red colored
0 // Orange colored
0 // Red colored
0 (24) // Orange colored
0 (4) // Red colored
0 // Orange colored
0 (3) // Orange colored
1
1
1 (7)
2
2 (3)
2
... etc


I would get the following order :



0      // Red colored
0 // Red colored
0 // Red colored
0 (24) // Red colored
0 (4) // Red colored
0 (2) // Red colored
0 // Orange colored
0 // Orange colored
0 (4) // Orange colored
0 (1) // Orange colored
1
1
1 (7)
2
2 (3)
2
... etc


I want to order this column in datatables using these 3 criteria : first order by number (0's), then by color (red first), then by number un parantheses (the highest first).



I've got in each data-order the following format : 0r24 which means the first number is zero, the color is red, the number in the parantheses is 24. Repeat for all others.



I tried to play with the columnDefs attribute of Datatables to get my result by doing the following :



"columnDefs": [
{
"type": "num-fmt",
"targets": 7
}, {
"targets": [7],
"render": function ( data, type, row, meta ) {
return type === 'sort' ?
row[7]['@data-order'].replace(/r/g,'0').replace(/o/g,'1') : row[7]['@data-order'];
}
}
]


Here I am trying to replace the letters o and r with 0 and 1 to be able to have an all numeric value for it to order upon, but it doesn't work. Any idea how to make this work and do the following as I explained?










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  • Are the actual source values "Red colored" and "Orange colored"?
    – axelduch
    Nov 19 at 13:52










  • @axelduch yes, my comment means that the color of the zero is orange or red.
    – gumakettell
    Nov 19 at 15:50













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I have a column that looks like this :



0      // Red colored
0 // Red colored
0 (1) // Orange colored
0 (2) // Red colored
0 // Orange colored
0 // Red colored
0 (24) // Orange colored
0 (4) // Red colored
0 // Orange colored
0 (3) // Orange colored
1
1
1 (7)
2
2 (3)
2
... etc


I would get the following order :



0      // Red colored
0 // Red colored
0 // Red colored
0 (24) // Red colored
0 (4) // Red colored
0 (2) // Red colored
0 // Orange colored
0 // Orange colored
0 (4) // Orange colored
0 (1) // Orange colored
1
1
1 (7)
2
2 (3)
2
... etc


I want to order this column in datatables using these 3 criteria : first order by number (0's), then by color (red first), then by number un parantheses (the highest first).



I've got in each data-order the following format : 0r24 which means the first number is zero, the color is red, the number in the parantheses is 24. Repeat for all others.



I tried to play with the columnDefs attribute of Datatables to get my result by doing the following :



"columnDefs": [
{
"type": "num-fmt",
"targets": 7
}, {
"targets": [7],
"render": function ( data, type, row, meta ) {
return type === 'sort' ?
row[7]['@data-order'].replace(/r/g,'0').replace(/o/g,'1') : row[7]['@data-order'];
}
}
]


Here I am trying to replace the letters o and r with 0 and 1 to be able to have an all numeric value for it to order upon, but it doesn't work. Any idea how to make this work and do the following as I explained?










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I have a column that looks like this :



0      // Red colored
0 // Red colored
0 (1) // Orange colored
0 (2) // Red colored
0 // Orange colored
0 // Red colored
0 (24) // Orange colored
0 (4) // Red colored
0 // Orange colored
0 (3) // Orange colored
1
1
1 (7)
2
2 (3)
2
... etc


I would get the following order :



0      // Red colored
0 // Red colored
0 // Red colored
0 (24) // Red colored
0 (4) // Red colored
0 (2) // Red colored
0 // Orange colored
0 // Orange colored
0 (4) // Orange colored
0 (1) // Orange colored
1
1
1 (7)
2
2 (3)
2
... etc


I want to order this column in datatables using these 3 criteria : first order by number (0's), then by color (red first), then by number un parantheses (the highest first).



I've got in each data-order the following format : 0r24 which means the first number is zero, the color is red, the number in the parantheses is 24. Repeat for all others.



I tried to play with the columnDefs attribute of Datatables to get my result by doing the following :



"columnDefs": [
{
"type": "num-fmt",
"targets": 7
}, {
"targets": [7],
"render": function ( data, type, row, meta ) {
return type === 'sort' ?
row[7]['@data-order'].replace(/r/g,'0').replace(/o/g,'1') : row[7]['@data-order'];
}
}
]


Here I am trying to replace the letters o and r with 0 and 1 to be able to have an all numeric value for it to order upon, but it doesn't work. Any idea how to make this work and do the following as I explained?







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  • Are the actual source values "Red colored" and "Orange colored"?
    – axelduch
    Nov 19 at 13:52










  • @axelduch yes, my comment means that the color of the zero is orange or red.
    – gumakettell
    Nov 19 at 15:50


















  • Are the actual source values "Red colored" and "Orange colored"?
    – axelduch
    Nov 19 at 13:52










  • @axelduch yes, my comment means that the color of the zero is orange or red.
    – gumakettell
    Nov 19 at 15:50
















Are the actual source values "Red colored" and "Orange colored"?
– axelduch
Nov 19 at 13:52




Are the actual source values "Red colored" and "Orange colored"?
– axelduch
Nov 19 at 13:52












@axelduch yes, my comment means that the color of the zero is orange or red.
– gumakettell
Nov 19 at 15:50




@axelduch yes, my comment means that the color of the zero is orange or red.
– gumakettell
Nov 19 at 15:50

















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