Datatable Search On Enter

Finally !!!!

Reference: jquery - datatables global search on keypress of enter key instead of any key keypress - Stack Overflow

Need to declare function on initComplete event. And use search function.

Datatable version 1.11.

$(function() {

    var  table = $('#DataTable1').DataTable({

            proccessing: true,

            searching: true,

            paging: true,

            serverSide: true,

            initComplete: function() {

                $('.dataTables_filter input').unbind();

                $('.dataTables_filter input').bind('keyup', function(e){

                    var code = e.keyCode || e.which;

                    if (code == 13) {

                        table.search(this.value).draw();

                    }

                });

            },

            ajax: {

            url: '@Url.Action("Paginacao")',

            type: 'POST'

        },

        language: {

            url: '/plugins/datatables/lang/Portuguese-Brasil.json'

        },

        columns:

        [

                { "data": "id", visible: false },

                { "data": "nome", "autoWidth": true },

                { "data": "cnpj", "autoWidth": true },

            {

                "render": function(data, type, full, meta) {

                    return '<a href=@Url.Action("Editar", "Usuario")?id='+full.id+'><b><i class=\"fa fa-edit bigfonts\"></i> Editar</b></a>';

                }

            }

        ]

    });

});

PHP - Access Object Attributes Dynamically

I want to access object attributes with child objects dynamically just by specifying the attribute in a string variable. 

$book->category->name

$attr="category->name";

$book=\App\Models\Book::find(2);

echo $book->$attr;

Result : null

Solution :

$attr="category->name";

$book=\App\Models\Book::find(2);

$parts=explode("->",$attr);

$h=$book;

foreach($parts as $p){

    $h=$h->$p;

}

echo $h;

Result : book category name

Using Docker Git Client

I've got a situation where the git client is not allowed to be installed on the production server (due to strict user policies) but I still want to use git without having to install the git client.

Finally, I found a solution using docker. (For this test I used Docker Desktop on Windows 11).

To clone a repository, just use the instructions below.

  docker run -ti  -v e:\repo\project1:/git alpine/git clone https://gitlab.com/test/project1.git ./

Need to map the volume (on my windows folder) to /git (in docker) and clone the repository to the current folder (./).

Then, git started cloning the repository.

To pull changes :

  docker run -ti --rm -v e:\repo\project1:/git alpine/git pull