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This section of the FAQ should help, it discusses various techniques to improve performance on that initial page load,

var myTable = $('#allSubmissions').DataTable({ 'iDisplayLength': 15, "bSort": true, "sPaginationType": "full_numbers", "bLengthChange

var table = $(document).ready(function() { $('#schedule').DataTable({ "ajax": '/api/schedule', columns: [{ schedule: 'first_name' }, { schedule: 'seco

I believe those are created by the dom option. Take a look at the styling section for the default settings for the Bootstrap version you are using. You can change the classes the way you want.

$('#search').click(function(){ var start_date = $('#start_date').val(); var end_date = $('#end_date').val(); if(start_date != '' && end_date !='') { $('#userdata').DataTable().destroy(

$("#SelectedId").change(function () { $("#DetailsTable").DataTable().destroy(); $('#DetailsTable').dataTable( { "ajax": { type: "POST&qu

var terms = $('#searchme').val().toUpperCase(); // Return all rows if search is blank if(terms === '') return true; var arr = terms.split(

"Name": #SerializeJSON(result.name)#, "User ID": #SerializeJSON(result.user_id)# } ]}

var sometable = $('#sometable').DataTable({ "initComplete": function () { updateURT(); //fuction which gets the table update using ajax. Also call this in drawCallback

Did you follow the troubleshooting steps provided in at the link in the reinitialize error?

$(document).ready(function() { // Setup - add a text input to each footer cell $('#search thead th').each( function () { var title = $(this).text(); $(this).htm

https://datatables.net/manual/server-side#Sent-parameters

Backend is Python thus looking at docs here: https://editor.datatables.net/manual/server#Server-to-client

function (d) { d.startDate = $('#startDate').val(); d.endDate = $('#endDate').val(); } }, order:[10,8], searchPanes:{ columns:[10], hideC

https://editor.datatables.net/manual/styling/index#Styling-manual

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

//first add an event listener for page load document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", init, false); //init is the function name that will fire on page load function init

{ "id": #SerializeJSON(result.currentRow)#, "name": #SerializeJSON(result.name)#, "user_id": #Seri

The numbers posted in the FAQ are general guidance. The performance is affected by how long it takes to fetch the 4000 rows, the number of columns, how much custom rendering is taking place, etc. …

It depends where the data is. If it's in the DOM, then by default it will load everything. If you're making an ajax call to get the data, again, by default it gets everything, but you can use serverS…