Since Thymeleaf 2.1 you can use another format for the Thymeleaf and its dialects attributes, which is more compliant with HTML5. Instead of the prefix:attribute format you use the data-prefix-attribute format. See: http://www.thymeleaf.org/doc/tutorials/2.1/usingthymeleaf.html#support-for-html5-friendly-attribute-and-element-names
But the Dandelion Datatables dialect is not working because it seems to be expecting always a dt:table="true" attribute into the table tag. For example:
- This usage does not work:
<table id="MyTable" data-dt-table="true" data-dt-sortable="true">
<table id="MyTable" dt:table="true" data-dt-table="true" data-dt-sortable="true">
It even happens with the Thymeleaf eclipse plugin. Once you add the dt:table="true" the atribute autocompletion works, even for the data-dt-* variants.
Since Thymeleaf 2.1 you can use another format for the Thymeleaf and its dialects attributes, which is more compliant with HTML5. Instead of the prefix:attribute format you use the data-prefix-attribute format. See: http://www.thymeleaf.org/doc/tutorials/2.1/usingthymeleaf.html#support-for-html5-friendly-attribute-and-element-names
But the Dandelion Datatables dialect is not working because it seems to be expecting always a
dt:table="true"attribute into the table tag. For example:<table id="MyTable" data-dt-table="true" data-dt-sortable="true"><table id="MyTable" dt:table="true" data-dt-table="true" data-dt-sortable="true">It even happens with the Thymeleaf eclipse plugin. Once you add the
dt:table="true"the atribute autocompletion works, even for the data-dt-* variants.