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I've created this little test case showing the behaviour you describe - apologies, I hadn't remembered how things work when I was replying last night.

Thanks, I still get the same error:

When you have server side processing enabled there is no client side sorting taking place. The order of the data received in the JSON response is what Datatatbles will display at the client.

I tried your suggestion now and when I try to add a value or no value and update I get this:

Your "Required Components" are correct (assuming you want to Ajax load from a PHP server - which you obviously do, but just highlighting this for anyone else reading it!).

I think the error is with the Validate. It does not get the value to validate. When I run this

I have a list in records from the main db publikasjon with values from a field isbn.litt_isbn. I pick the first available (=0) value from the DB field as an option and after submitting it is marked …

It looks like you can use state() to get the searchList search terms. Go to the Basic search list example and perform one or more searches. In the console paste this:

Description of problem:

Thank you Allan! This works. I could not find out where to put "optional" from reading the manual page about validation . So I need the Validate::dbValues() line also? What I want is to al…

Yes optional makes it crash while required doesn´t. I don´t want the value to be required.. I am using the dropdown "fylke" with the text value as both value and label.

Hi,

That's not where I would have expected such an error to show! This is the code in question it is in the get routine, which is what surprises me.

DataTables warning: table id=example - Invalid JSON response. For more information about this error, please see https://datatables.net/tn/1

@allan Something I realized yesterday in relation to issue #2 - when I use the main search field (to search the entire table), the filtering works as expected. So I think there is definitely somethin…

Dear all,

this is my javascript

You don't need a plugin to sort data like that any more. Use the built in datetime renderer.

I've just tried this and haven't been able to recreate any Typescript errors I'm afraid. Here's what I did:

Could be differences in Bootstrap versions. The BS 4 example seems to work as you expect. However the BS 5 example behaves like BS 3. Or it could be differences in the Datatables style integration…