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Probably worth reading over this part of the manual which explains the difference between client-side and server-side processing in DataTables. Only when you gets to tens of thousands of rows should …

Ideally you'd want to add a second header row - please see this example from this thread.

Hi @allan ,

Uncaught TypeError: aoColumns[srcCol] is undefined **

I'm not too clear what you're after, sorry, but the ordering of the columns is defined by columns. Also, this example from this thread is demonstrating how to dynamically define your columns.

Isn't this the same question as this one? If not, please update my example in that other thread to demonstrate the issue,

I believe you are correct that the columnDefs take priority over the HTML5 data attributes. You can see it here:

I think you misunderstand. The way it works now when the new row is added it gets assigned rowOrder ID of 1 and all others items are incremented by 1. That is fine for most forms but I have a couple …

My understanding is HTML5 data attributes for orthogonal data is only supported with DOM sourced tables. See Allan's responses in this thread and this thread.

I have implemented a multilevel Row Group with subtotals.

Link to test case:

Ok so I think I've been able to get a work-around. There is something strange going on with the built-in serializer. I am not sure why, but just passing the object directly from the .Data() method on…

I'm trying to use the bubble editor in our site and utilize the feature of having multiple items for editing in the bubble.

My form code:

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Awesome - thank you. It is possible to curry in Javascript, but you are right, in F# functional programming is what the language is all about, so anything else is going to look poor compared to it .

1st example - https://www.cousincaveman.me/example1.php

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Yes Colin, it is not activated and the select background shows itself. If you activate the FixedColumn (like in the first test case where FixedColumn was included with the whole Datatable package), …

Yep, that is possible, you can use the colvis columnText option to label the columns - something like this -