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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<dt-button library="Buttons">
<name>colvis</name>
<summary>A button collection that provides column visibility control</summary>
<since>1.0.0</since>
<requires>
* Buttons' _Column visibility button_ plug-in
</requires>
<description>
This button will create a collection button that when activated will show a list of the columns in the table and provide the end user with the ability to toggle column visibility to suit their own requirements.
</description>
<extend>collection</extend>
<option type="string" name="text" default="Column visibility">
The button's display text. The text can be configured using this option (see `b-init buttons.buttons.text`) or the `buttons.colvis` option of the DataTables `dt-init language` object.
</option>
<option type="string" name="className" default="buttons-collection buttons-colvis">
The button's class name. See `b-init buttons.buttons.className` for details.
</option>
<option type="function" name="action">
Show the collection to control column visibility.
</option>
<option type="column-selector" name="columns" default="undefined">
Columns selector that defines the columns to include in the column visibility button set. By default this is `-type undefined` which results in all columns being selected, but any of the `-type column-selector` options can be used to define a custom button set.
</option>
<example title="DataTables initialisation: Show the `colvis` button with default options"><![CDATA[
$('#myTable').DataTable( {
buttons: [ 'colvis' ]
} );
]]></example>
<example title="Direct initialisation: Show the `colvis` button, but do not include the first column in the list of columns"><![CDATA[
new $.fn.dataTable.Buttons( table, {
buttons: [
{
extend: 'colvis',
columns: ':gt(0)'
}
]
} );
]]></example>
</dt-button>
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