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I have a datatables library. I made a dynamic Ajax table but I have a problem with sorting 3 fields at once. currently I have done that after clicking filter, three AJAX requests are sent:

I have new ASP.NET Core 5 MVC app that I am adding DataTables to.

Thought maybe it would work in the draw event:

@kthorngren quick follow up help. I noticed the following:

This example from this thread might help - it's showing how you can manipulate other rows in the data based on rows always processed. It's not the same issue, but it demonstrates what you need to do …

$('#my_table').DataTable( { ajax: "../controllers/my_table.php", columns: [ { data: "id" }, { data: "date" }, { …

Link to test case:

Im using this example: https://datatables.net/extensions/datetime/examples/integration/datatables.html

I have the following script:

Ok, got rid of my custom jQuery and use the API now:

Thanks @allan for the quick response!

$("#hourTable").dataTable

I have a column my users want to sort by that doesn't contain values that are reasonably sortable. The sort order the users want to achieve is rather psycho-logical than logical.

Note: I have seen that this question has been asked before, but the solution (one jQuery instead of multiple) doesn't help me sadly. I only include jQuery once, and the datatables.min.js and .min.css…

I was worried that the columnDefs after columns would cause an issue, but as you can see here, that's fine. Everything looks like it should work, though this thread may be an issue if you have backsl…

If you're using serverSide, then only the data you can see can be exported, as the client has no knowledge of what's remaining on the server. There are a few threads discussing this, such as here and…

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Hi,

Thanks for your feedback Colin! My apologies, I should have indeed specified it in my original post:

After cleaning the above code up. Here's my workaround: