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$(document).ready(function() { $("#submitButton").click(function() { tableau.connectionName = "Order data"; // This will be the data source name in Tableau

This section of the FAQ should help, it discusses various techniques to improve performance,

* Added the typical BS classes to the table tag so the selectors used for the DT init works, ie, $('#secondDt.table').dataTable({..)}

If I understand correctly you want to ignore leading words like The. Assuming you are using the alphabet search plugin Allan linked to you can change the search pluglin to remove these leading words…

Just to confirm, we are basically looking for this example in this style? That should be perfectly possible.

ajax: { url: "fetch.php", type: "POST", "data": function(d) { d.check1 = check1; d.check2 = check2;

//{selectdep: function() { return $('#selectdep').val()}}, function ( d ) { d.check1 = check1; d.check2 = check2; d.check3 = check3;},

table: "#sort_table3", // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // --------------------- additional co

$(document).ready(function(){ var table = $('#stockTable').DataTable({ scrollResize: true, scrollY: 500, lengthChange: true, scroller: true, responsi

checkExists('#authLogPage') || checkExists('#subLogPage') ) { if (lang == 'de') { $.fn.dataTable.moment('DD.MM.YYYY, HH:mm:ss [Uhr]'); } else { $.fn.dataTable.mom

= table.row( this ).data(); $("input#s_number").val(data.serial_num); $("input#s_name").val(data.name); $("input#s_email").val(data.email);

The postEdit docs state the id parameter is the id of the row. Colin's example works because the row id is an integer which is the same as the index. Instead of trying to use the index you probably…

https://stanfordnlp.github.io/stanza/performance.html#system-performance-on-ud-treebanks

$('#supplierList_search').keyup(function() {

Where is the slowness? Is that on the server-side with the queries, or the rendering of the table on the client? If would be worth profiling it and seeing. Your test case doesn't load so we're unable…

$("#classid").change(function(){ var sessionid = $("#sessionid").val(); var classid = $(this).val(); $.ajax({ url : "<?php echo

$("#classid").change(function(){ var sessionid = $("#sessionid").val(); var classid = $(this).val(); $('#example').DataTable({ ajax: { url:

function () { $('#schdule > tbody > tr:gt(0)').each(function (index) { $(this).find('.start').prop("disabled", true);

Each time you call mouseDownCountryList() you are adding an additional click handler ($('#searchTable tbody').on( 'click') to the button. Place this code outside the mouseDownCountryList() function

////and the function function mouseDownCountryList(){ table=undefined; table = $('#searchTable').DataTable(); $('#searchTable tbody').on( 'click', 'button', function () {