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Thanks for the reply. In this case the table is full of small horizontal bar graphs which will be updated every couple of seconds or so. I think redrawing the whole table will not be usable for this

3.) On the receiving side I'm expecting my POST['identifier'] to contain the information from #1. When it does have this it correctly sends the data back.

2. If you MUST have an exact height for a table, do #1 above, then have a look with Firebug or some similar tool to figure out how tall your table ended up being. Round off to the nicest number and us

If I'm understanding correctly, I don't know if you can achieve #1 because your user is most likely accessing the base page (i.e. index.php) and all the calls to database filters are using ajax to gat

My solution to problem #1 was to concatenate two fields (town, aka_town) in the database into a third field called town1and2. DataTables was set to retrieve three fields amongst others - town (visible

So there's problem #1.

Phone#1

function. For example if I am on tab#1 I am displaying the "cellPhoneTable" and then tab#0 contains "allDevicesTable" which isn't being displayed. When I selected a record on the

Table #1

The more important problem is #1. Maintaining the "checked" status of a checkbox, say in page 1, when I paginate to page 2 is troublesome. By the time I return to page 1, it's unchecked. Thi

for problem #1, I assume you aren't using server-side controls. If you're just using client side data, you might wish to create some arrays that keep state of checkboxes, indexed by the row number or

Thanks Allan. I went with #1 and did something like this:

My table initially has a column that has the same value in every row, which is the string "TBD" without the quotes. Via a jQuery ajax call, I update the value in that column with a valid wo…

Hello All,

Thanks Allan. I've attempted suggestion #1: my Data Tables now have print view functional/accessible; only problem is now the print button is dancing all over the page. But that bug probably won't sur

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The user would be presented with two rows of data... "children" on row #1 and "gardening" on row #2. Upon expanding one or the other, the rows for that grouping would be shown.

div#users-contain table td, div#users-contain table th { border: 1px dotted #1c94c4; padding: 3px 10px; text-align: left; }

div#users-contain table td, div#users-contain table th { border: 1px dotted #1c94c4; padding: 3px 10px; text-align: left; }

Pagination's "First" and "Previous" buttons are not disabled on page #1