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thanks laravel-table.
Why do you just want to return 2 fields on Column.php line: 201?
if url looks like http://your.domain/users?kinds=paymember&sort=email&dir=desc
and click sort(email) button again, that "kinds=paymember" will disappear.
that is not friendly.
it is work for me below:
protected function getCurrentInput() { return request()->input(); // return Input::only([ // config('gbrock-tables.key_field') => Request::input(config('gbrock-tables.key_field')), // config('gbrock-tables.key_direction') => Request::input(config('gbrock-tables.key_direction')), // ]); }
what do you think?
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@kedves no.
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thanks laravel-table.
Why do you just want to return 2 fields on Column.php line: 201?
if url looks like http://your.domain/users?kinds=paymember&sort=email&dir=desc
and click sort(email) button again, that "kinds=paymember" will disappear.
that is not friendly.
it is work for me below:
what do you think?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: