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I assume you are using Bootstrap, correct? By default the paging looks like this BS Example. Looks like you have a styling issue which we will need to see in order to help. Please post a link to y…

It honestly blew my mind at first what you can do with it.

I call this repeatedly, and this application has been working fine until yesterday(I get the nightly builds). Everything changed yesterday.

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Hello, I would like to change the background color of specific column header which has complex headers. I found many example but all of them are for whole table headers. But I would like to only chan…

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Good afternoon, I've been using the free version of Datatables for a while now and now I'm starting to get into the Editor world via the 15 day trial.

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No, I guess I misunderstood your question. Variables are local and behind namespaces, modules, and types. F# has open statements that are equivalent to C#'s use statements. Since F# has full OOP supp…

If you use the "mysql" option to create a Database() instance, then yes, that is the connector that it attempts to use.

Ah yes, this is common with ML-family languages like F#, OCaml, Haskell, SML, the language is expression based so the function gets assigned to the value of the last expression. There is no "ret…

This thread should help, it's asking the same thing.

Hii, I'm brazilian and I tried used search builder. My date time on table is ('dd/MM/yyyy) and my condiditon between not working..

It's been a bit of a slog. Not only am I using F#, I am running on .Net 6 -- so .net core -- and I am using an F#-specific framework called Falco. It was a lot of research to figure out how to wire e…

Hi - I have a situation where I am building HTML Table headers dynamically, using a drop down selection list and ajax to hit a back end server to retrieve row data from a database. I display this da…

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Thanks, Kevin. I love DataTables, but I find myself constantly digging deep through documentation, forums, and blogs to piece together a solution to what seems should be default behavior or at least …

I have a use case , where I need to sort the first column and then second column and then third column (by Title alphanumerically).

Dear Kevin,

Okay, seeing that you couldn't reproduce it, I was surprised...