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@d-mather I am running into this issue as well. I have deeply nested rows. It only works if I have already clicked on each row. On the initial load, expand all is not showing the rows at a depth of two or more. Are you still running into this issue? Not sure how to proceed. |
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Hey there,
I noticed this first with my own code, then tried it out in the official example here, and was wondering if it is a known issue or currently being fixed or if I'm doing something wrong on my side.
Here is what happens and how to reproduce it:
When all the react-table rows are collapsed, manually go through all rows/sub rows and expand everything individually. Once that is done, notice that (if present) the expand/collapse all button did not toggle to reflect isAllRowsExpanded == true. If you click this now, then it quickly jumps to the right state (isAllRowsExpanded == true) but the rows stay the same. You will have to click on it a second time in order for all the rows to be collapsed again, making isAllRowsExpanded == false.
Please could anyone advise on this issue.
I see it's been raised before here and here, but still no outcome :(
Kind Regards
Dillon
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