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@kthorngren I am getting this error.

I have been trying to set my DataTable() to read data from the table DOM. The Data on the Table DOM was processed using the ssp.class SSP::Simple().

Just to reiterate, due to the number of records shown I need to have serverside on otherwise the table goes extremely slow.

Yes, I know it doesn't know about it. I am quite new to this, so it might just be some other linking, logic mistake that is causing this behaviour.

Yes I know it doesnt know, but something resets it when I open new table page.

The best thing to do is to provide a link to your page or a test case replicating the issues so we can understand what you are doing to offer suggestions.

Hello everyone!

Link to test case:

var key = "https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRaiTmUKjtQ7MxiGibN2GAZ8m9NHF3IA2U-yE0PhBpCOXHewhs57PrjZO7GQzZvrEGGBW7HFEE43yX0/pub?output=csv"; var columns = [{"dat…

@kthorngren Yeah, thanks it worked! Now after a lot of testing, I've found there is some validation issue in this code

editor.inline(this).input().on should be giving a Javascript error I think, since there is no input() method on the object returned by inline().

Thanks for your quick response Allan. I am not quite figuring out how to add this into the inline editing.

I just started using your script but when using

I am using the datables code below which formats OK in all browsers that I've tried

Hello,

Hi,

I used https://editor.datatables.net/examples/extensions/excel.html but auto-update data isn't work. What's problem?

Sorry I should have been more clear, the only code within the actual initComplete is to call a JavaScript function. It is within this function that it selects the DataTable.

As I said, instead of using $('#example-table').DataTable(); use this.api() in initComplete like the example I linked to. This will give you the API instance you can use in your function.