I have a large data use case where Scroller *seems* to be a performance bottleneck. Especially those with +30 columns. Scrolling down the rows is just a frustrating experience. BUT it gets less so when showing the classic pagination buttons. At least, at what I hope. :-)
However, Scroller remains the preferred way of handling large data sets. My intention is to keep Scroller working by default. But disable it for tables with more than 30 columns.
The problem is that I need to keep both the .js files into the same page. Doing so Scroller will automatically register with DT. But in some cases it shouldn't.
Is there a way to disable selectively Scroller for specific tables ?
However, Scroller remains the preferred way of handling large data sets. My intention is to keep Scroller working by default. But disable it for tables with more than 30 columns.
The problem is that I need to keep both the .js files into the same page. Doing so Scroller will automatically register with DT. But in some cases it shouldn't.
Is there a way to disable selectively Scroller for specific tables ?
