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let table = $('#datatables-table'); table.button().add( 0, { action: function ( e, dt, button, config ) { dt.ajax.reload(); }, text: 'Reload table' } );

For instance if #DataTables_Table_0_filter contains "Hong Kong|Paris" it is working but "Paris|Hong Kong" doesn't work.

$(document).ready(function() { $('#dataTables-example').DataTable({ "searching" : true, });

$('#dataTables-example').DataTable({ "paging" : true, "info" : false, "searching" : true, "ordering" : false, responsive : true,

var dataTableFilterMoveTo = $('#dataTableSearch'); dataTableFilterToMove.appendTo(dataTableFilterMoveTo); }, colReorder: { iFixedColumns: 1, fnReorderCallb

$("#DataTables_Table_2").DataTable().draw()

I don't quite understand the statement about loading data from the server, but not using Ajax for Editor - is your DataTable being populated by an Ajax request?

var fTable = $('#DataTables_Table_6').dataTable();

//other stuff $(document).ready(function(){ var table = $('#datatables').DataTable({ "ajax": "../id/activities", "colum

}); $('#dataTablesPre').DataTable({ "responsive": true, "paging": false, "ordering": false, "info": fal

$(document).ready(function() { $('#dataTables').DataTable({ responsive: true }); });

$('#dataTables-example').DataTable({

Yes, you can make the Ajax request to get the list of options and then use the update() method for the select field type (e.g. editor.field( 'mySelect' ).update( json );).

```js $(document).ready(function() { $('#dataTables-example').DataTable( { data:"../datalayer/getegresados2.php", columns: [ { title: "cue

jQuery("#DataTables_Table_0_filter label").replaceWith('<label>Search </label>');

$(document).ready(function() { $('#dataTables').DataTable( { dom: 'W&lt;"clear"&gt;Blfrtip',buttons: ['excelHtml5','copyHtml5','csvHtml5','pdfHtml5'], "oColumnFilterWid

infoRapportCourant.setproptable($('#dataTables_' + infoRapportCourant.getfiltre()).DataTable({ serverSide: true, select: true,

There are basically two options. If you are Ajax loading data into your DataTable then you can set an options property in the returned object which Editor will automatically look for and populate the…

var table = $('#dataTables-example').DataTable( {

table: "#dataTables", idSrc: 'id', ajax: function(method, url, d, successCallback, errorCallback) { var output = {data: [