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I think I understand now - sorry. Use the special class none which will cause the column to be hidden in the table but the data visible in the child row. Documentation.

data: $("#searchForm").serializeObject() + "&draw=" + data.draw + "&start=" + data.start + "&length=" + data.length

#set ($email_address = "") #set ($email_address = $!row.getNominationEmailId())

var table; table = $('#sample_1').DataTable(); if(data!='') { $.each(data, function(i, item) { table.row.add([

table = $('#sample_1').DataTable({

I have a master datatable (#stock_summary) and nested details tables (made at runtime) when individual rows at the master datatable are clicked. I used callback functions on initComplete event to deco

Hi Alija,

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$('#svcDetails').on('click', 'td.editable', function (e) { svcDetailsEditor.inline(this, { onBlur: 'submit' }); });

oTable = $('#servers-table').dataTable();

"data": function (d) { return $.extend({}, d, { "SearchViewModel.Inspection": $('#SearchViewModel_Inspection').val(), "

Typo: $('#SearchViewModel_Inspection').val()

"SearchViewModel.Inspection": $('#SearchViewModel_Inspection')

Hi,

Yes - it should run faster as you could enable the deferRender option to reduce the initial draw time. See the speed FAQ.

search = $("#SearchString").val();

function GetDetails(search) { if (search.length == 0) search = $("#SearchString").val();

$("#Search").click(function () { var table = $('#txndetails').DataTable(); table.destroy(); $('#txndetails').DataTable({ ajax: { url: &quo

} }] $('#studTable').dataTable( { data: s1, columns: [ { title: "ID" }, { title: "Name" },

$('table#sort1 tr.parentrow').each(function() {