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- page 1 to display records #1 - 50

2) show page #1=> the info says "Showing 1 to 50 of 57 entries"

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Couldn't get this plugin to work. Added the code in my JS file, but it was never executed, so not sure if plugin works or not. But looking at the code, there's no way for server to say "I'm givin

These are some of the values from when the table is first generated, the table is sorted on the second column called "invoice_num" (index #1) in sColumns (because there are 47 columns, I'm j

#1 When table is first generated

The text in the Print dialogue is white for some reason on your page - so it can't be seen. It looks like the `.DTTT_print_info` class has `color: white` . Set it to #111 or black or whatever and you

the selection from. So, if you select Choice #14 then you go to the Choice #14 details page and hopefully the DataTables plugin on that page will show up with page 2 appearing. Okay, now the weird th

123 = $("#1234").dataTable({

money_format('%(#10n', $cost)

after the reload, it starts back over with row #1. If there are several changes they need to make, and the records are several thousand rows in, it's an awful lot of extra work to scroll after every

Option#1, insert a funcion that will call another function when ready (not working atm):

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13180260/identifying-filtered-rows-with-datatables/13181729#13181729

I'm using the latest DataTables version and have a table that has one visible column (#1), that shows a range of two numbers ($%d - $%d) and two hidden columns, that actually hold the min (#2) and max

#1115 - Unknown character set: 'latin1$$'

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11841486/datatables-drill-down-rows-with-nested-independent-table/12409660#12409660

For #1 you can try something like this:

update... problem 2 is solved, it was a sql issue and not a datatables issue. I've figured out what issue #1 is caused by, but can't figure out how to get around it. As you said though Allan, it is de

#10021

Solution #1: This builds on my previously posted code. Here I have simply replaced the alert dialog box with a statement that assigns the hidden value to a hidden form field using the getElementById