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Order Column
In some cases, you may want to use a custom order sql for a specific column. To achieve this, you can use orderColumn
api.
{tip} Order column has a special variable
$1
which is being replace as the order direction value of the request.
In this example, we will order the column name with nulls as last result.
use DataTables; Route::get('user-data', function() { $model = App\User::query(); return DataTables::eloquent($model) ->orderColumn('name', '-name $1') ->toJson();});
Here is another example of orderColumn using closure.
use DataTables; Route::get('user-data', function () { $model = App\User::query(); return DataTables::eloquent($model) ->orderColumn('name', function ($query, $order) { $query->orderBy('status', $order); });});
Disable ordering via orderColumn.
use DataTables; Route::get('user-data', function () { $model = App\User::query(); return DataTables::eloquent($model) ->orderColumn('name', false);});