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$(document).ready(function() { var table = $('#table-statusgroup').DataTable(); // console.log(table) $('#statusgroup_0').on('click', function () { // console.log(this.value) table.search(thi

I think you just return the error in the fieldErrors object as described in the Client/server data docs.

$(document).on('turbo:load', function(e) { var sensor_networks_table = $('#sensor_networks').DataTable({ searchHighlight: true, paging: false, buttons: [ { extend: 'copy'

$('#sensor_networks').DataTable({ searchHighlight: true, paging: false, buttons: [ { extend: 'copy', text: 'Copy to Clipboard' }, { extend: 'csv', text: 'Downloa

I can't seem to figure out how to just disable the ordering after it's already been initialize.

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Like this? It is also possible to do that with the Responsive extension that Kevin mentioned - just set the class for the column to be never.

Version: "datatables.net-editor-server": "^2.0.10"

Datatables uses Server Side Processing for server side paging. See the Server side processing protocol for details. Datatables provides some server side libraries. See this blog for their usage.

}; var status = $('#SelectStatus').find(":selected").text(); var SelectYearMonth = $('#SelectYearMonth').find(":selected").text();//document.ge

Oh, it doesn't look like you are using the Select extension. The {selected:true} selector-modifier is used with the Select extension. Either use the Select extension if you want to use {selected:tr…

Start with this FAQ to get an idea of optoins to increase the speed. You are fetching the data then populating n HTML table then initializing Datatables which also reads/processes all the rows in th…

<div> </div> <div> <table id="mydatatable"> <thead> <tr> <th> </th> <th> </th&g

Sounds like you will need to use Server Side Processing to handle paging of the data. You will need a server script to support the Server Side Processing Protocol. Datatables provides some SSP scri…

"search_location": $("#search_location").val(), "search_event_type": $("#search_event_type").val(),

error snap.

To enable server side paging with Datatables you will need to enable server side processing. Datatables provides some open source server side libraries you can use. This blog describes using these …

This FAQ provides the options to help increase loading speed.

I'm not familiar with the language in your first code snippet so won't be able to help there. Someone else might have some ideas. In general you will need to follow the server code to see what is d…