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var editor; // use a global for the submit and return data rendering in the examples $(document).ready(function() { var dataTable = $('#student-grid').DataTable( {

var editor; // use a global for the submit and return data rendering in the examples $(document).ready(function() { var dataTable = $('#student-grid').DataTable( {

$('#store_list').dataTable( { "columns": [ { "data": "number" }, { "data": "name" }, { "data":

$('#search-results').DataTable({ processing: true, serverSide: true, searching: false, //ordering: true, //orderMulti: true, deferRender: true, dom: 'Bfrtip', buttons:

$('#statstable').on('page.dt', function() { setTimeout( function() { $("[data-toggle=confirmation]").confirmation({container:"body",btnOkClass:"btn btn-sm btn-succ

$('#stoptbl').DataTable();

Part of the issue is that those 6-8 seconds will be before the DataTable can even start to load since it needs to wait for the document to be fully downloaded. Also, once it has then it takes a finit…

var table = $('#sortTable').DataTable(); table.destroy(); $("#sortTable").dataTable({ "sScrollY": "100px", "

var table = $('#splitList').DataTable({ fixedHeader: true, responsive: true, rowReorder: { selector: 'td:last-child' }, columnDefs: [{ orderable: true, targets: 0 }, {

var table = $('#skulisting').DataTable( { ajax: "php/listing.php", columns: [ { data: "sPackingList.EAN" }, { data: "sPackingList.title

aoData.push( { "name" : "serviceName", "value" : $("#serviceName").val() } );

$("#submit").live("click", function() { //trying to use .live & .on //....datastring $.ajax( { type: "POST", url: "../controller/searching.php", data: d

$("#smOrdersTable tbody tr").on("click.guestRow", (function (e) {

Could you post the full Javascript you are using please - or ideally just a link ot the page.

You can use the submit option of the form-options object to tell Editor if it should submit the whole row or just the changed data.

"Student")'; $('#search').click(function () { var StudentID = @Model.stu.ID; var reportID = $('#ReportsID').val(); $('#searchRes

"Student")'; $('#search').click(function () { var StudentID = @Model.stu.ID; var reportID = $('#ReportsID').val(); $('#searchRes

"table": "#Servers",

$("#activityList tbody").on("click", "tr", function () { $(".ag_activity").removeClass("selected"); $(this).toggleClass("

Can you show me the closure / lambda function you used? I hadn't realised you were using the .NET libraries - this is the relevant documentation.