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var table = $('#datatable').DataTable(); table.page.len( 50 ).draw();

** var table = $('#datatable').DataTable();

The best option is to use objects for the rows along with columns.data. See the Data docs for details. The object name will stay the same when the column is moved.

Guessing your row data isn't in the data object that Datatables looks for by default. See the Ajax docs for details. I think you will want to use the ajax.dataSrc option like the second example i…

let columns_data = await fetch(route('getStorefrontsColumns')).then(response => response.json()); let table = $('#datatable').DataTable({ columns: columns_data.columns, ajax: route('getStor

editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({ ajax: "/api/applications/data/", table: "#data-table", fields: [ { label: "Applicati

editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({ ajax: "/api/applications/data/", table: "#data-table", fields: [ { label: "Applicati

// Not finished orders $('#datatable_notfinished').DataTable({ processing: true, ajax: { url: '/editor-php/controllers/get_orders.php', type: "POST&quo

$('#datatest').DataTable( {

var datatable = $('#datatables_table').DataTable({ retrieve: true, order: [[1, 'asc']], responsive: { details: {

Are you using the Editor class to populate the DataTable? If so, you would add the Options class to the Field instance in question.

All examples I found only refer to using files as a data source but not a get request.

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var abc = [ { "accountCode": "01", "accountName": "avc", "parentAccount": "-", "finalAccount": "ww", "c

$(document).ready(function() { let datatable = $('#datatable').DataTable({ "orderCellsTop": true, "dom": "<'top'lBf>

let table = $('#DataTables_Table_0').DataTable();

The error suggests that dataArray does not contain an array of arrays, but rather an array of objects. See this section of the manual for details on the difference between them.

$('#data-table1').DataTable({

Adding 100% helped. I used to do that then it got lost. Our environment: