1 // DATA_TEMPLATE: dom_data
2 oTest.fnStart( "aoColumns.sWidth" );
4 /* NOTE - we need to disable the auto width for the majority of these test in order to preform
5 * these tests as the auto width will convert the width to a px value. We can do 'non-exact' tests
6 * with auto width enabled however to ensure it scales columns as required
9 $(document).ready( function () {
10 /* Check the default */
11 var oTable = $('#example').dataTable( {
21 var oSettings = oTable.fnSettings();
24 "With auto width disabled the width for one column is appled",
26 function () { return $('#example thead th:eq(1)')[0].style.width == "40%"; }
30 "With auto width disabled the width for one column is appled",
33 oTable = $('#example').dataTable( {
46 $('#example thead th:eq(2)')[0].style.width == "20%" &&
47 $('#example thead th:eq(3)')[0].style.width == "30%";
54 "With auto width, it will make the smallest column the largest with percentage width given",
57 oTable = $('#example').dataTable( {
68 var anThs = $('#example thead th');
69 var a0 = anThs[0].offsetWidth;
70 var a1 = anThs[1].offsetWidth;
71 var a2 = anThs[2].offsetWidth;
72 var a3 = anThs[3].offsetWidth;
73 var a4 = anThs[4].offsetWidth;
75 if ( a3>a0 && a3>a1 && a3>a2 && a3>a4 )