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PrimeNG Turbotable with custom comparator for one individual column?

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We're having a pretty large table with lots of sorting and filtering options. The table is sortable by several columns, though only for one of them at a time. There's no combined sorting going on.

Now I am adding a field that contains a small widget instead of just text... Which understandably trips up the default comparator. So I'd like to provide one, but find myself unable to do so. All the info I find refer to providing a custom (sortFunction) for the entire table, while I only need one for one specific column.

To give you an idea what things look like, The table structure is built up like this:

<p-table [value]="items" ... >
 <ng-template pTemplate="header">
 <tr>
 <th [pSortableColumn]="'condition'"> Condition
 <p-sortIcon [field]="'condition'"></p-sortIcon>
 </th>
 <!-- other columns that look the same except for labels -->
 </tr>
 </ng-template>

 <ng-template pTemplate="body" let-item>
 <tr [pContextMenuRow]="item">
 <!-- this is the specific column I need custom sorting for -->
 <td><button type="button" pButton [label]="getConditionLabelFor(item)"
 [ngClass]="getConditionClassFor(item)"></button>
 </td>
 <td>item.code</td>
 <!-- more columns that look exactly like the last one -->
 </tr>
 </ng-template>
</p-table>

What I'm looking for is some means to pass a custom comparator to <th [pSortableColumn]="field" or something along those lines, not something that affects the entire table. Is this somehow possible?

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We're having a pretty large table with lots of sorting and filtering options. The table is sortable by several columns, though only for one of them at a time. There's no combined sorting going on.

Now I am adding a field that contains a small widget instead of just text... Which understandably trips up the default comparator. So I'd like to provide one, but find myself unable to do so. All the info I find refer to providing a custom (sortFunction) for the entire table, while I only need one for one specific column.

To give you an idea what things look like, The table structure is built up like this:

<p-table [value]="items" ... >
 <ng-template pTemplate="header">
 <tr>
 <th [pSortableColumn]="'condition'"> Condition
 <p-sortIcon [field]="'condition'"></p-sortIcon>
 </th>
 <!-- other columns that look the same except for labels -->
 </tr>
 </ng-template>

 <ng-template pTemplate="body" let-item>
 <tr [pContextMenuRow]="item">
 <!-- this is the specific column I need custom sorting for -->
 <td><button type="button" pButton [label]="getConditionLabelFor(item)"
 [ngClass]="getConditionClassFor(item)"></button>
 </td>
 <td>item.code</td>
 <!-- more columns that look exactly like the last one -->
 </tr>
 </ng-template>
</p-table>

What I'm looking for is some means to pass a custom comparator to <th [pSortableColumn]="field" or something along those lines, not something that affects the entire table. Is this somehow possible?

angular primeng primeng-turbotable

share|improve this question

edited Mar 6 at 16:15

UncleBob

asked Mar 6 at 15:22

UncleBobUncleBob

4471516

add a comment | 

We're having a pretty large table with lots of sorting and filtering options. The table is sortable by several columns, though only for one of them at a time. There's no combined sorting going on.

Now I am adding a field that contains a small widget instead of just text... Which understandably trips up the default comparator. So I'd like to provide one, but find myself unable to do so. All the info I find refer to providing a custom (sortFunction) for the entire table, while I only need one for one specific column.

To give you an idea what things look like, The table structure is built up like this:

<p-table [value]="items" ... >
 <ng-template pTemplate="header">
 <tr>
 <th [pSortableColumn]="'condition'"> Condition
 <p-sortIcon [field]="'condition'"></p-sortIcon>
 </th>
 <!-- other columns that look the same except for labels -->
 </tr>
 </ng-template>

 <ng-template pTemplate="body" let-item>
 <tr [pContextMenuRow]="item">
 <!-- this is the specific column I need custom sorting for -->
 <td><button type="button" pButton [label]="getConditionLabelFor(item)"
 [ngClass]="getConditionClassFor(item)"></button>
 </td>
 <td>item.code</td>
 <!-- more columns that look exactly like the last one -->
 </tr>
 </ng-template>
</p-table>

What I'm looking for is some means to pass a custom comparator to <th [pSortableColumn]="field" or something along those lines, not something that affects the entire table. Is this somehow possible?

angular primeng primeng-turbotable

share|improve this question

edited Mar 6 at 16:15

UncleBob

asked Mar 6 at 15:22

UncleBobUncleBob

4471516

<p-table [value]="items" ... >
 <ng-template pTemplate="header">
 <tr>
 <th [pSortableColumn]="'condition'"> Condition
 <p-sortIcon [field]="'condition'"></p-sortIcon>
 </th>
 <!-- other columns that look the same except for labels -->
 </tr>
 </ng-template>

 <ng-template pTemplate="body" let-item>
 <tr [pContextMenuRow]="item">
 <!-- this is the specific column I need custom sorting for -->
 <td><button type="button" pButton [label]="getConditionLabelFor(item)"
 [ngClass]="getConditionClassFor(item)"></button>
 </td>
 <td>item.code</td>
 <!-- more columns that look exactly like the last one -->
 </tr>
 </ng-template>
</p-table>

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angular primeng primeng-turbotable

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edited Mar 6 at 16:15

UncleBob

asked Mar 6 at 15:22

UncleBobUncleBob

4471516

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edited Mar 6 at 16:15

UncleBob

asked Mar 6 at 15:22

UncleBobUncleBob

4471516

asked Mar 6 at 15:22

UncleBobUncleBob

4471516

asked Mar 6 at 15:22

UncleBobUncleBob

4471516