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

Hi @ctml ,

Hi,

Just to mention that we found a way to load datatables.net with require.js when available, and with import otherwise, that seems to work in all the desired situations:

Waiting for the answer, I managed to solve this jQuery(document).ready( function () { jQuery('#moja').DataTable({ responsive: true, language: { url: '//cdn.datatables.net/plug-ins/1.11.3/i18n/hr.jso…

I am displaying a row value in an input field within a cell to allow users to change the local value. It is not and does not need to save this change to the server. I have assigned a class to all th…

{ text: 'Mass Assign ⤴', className: 'btn btn-outline-dark font-weight-bold rounded mx-2', action: function ( e, data, dt, node, config ) { …

Here is the code supplied by @uTrx

Hi,

http://live.datatables.net/tawilawu/2/edit

Here are a series of screen shots and explanations on how my users expect things to work and a suggestion at the bottom for a more intuitive method of creating condition "indentation of depth&qu…

I am trying to add datatables-bs5 to my Ruby on Rails 7 project. I have installed it using npm.

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Link to test case: https://jsfiddle.net/BeerusDev/3smz8gao/19/

Hello,

Hi Kevin,

@Vanq Yep, columns.width is the way to go - there's discussion about it on this thread.

Almost there Your right it does work for an existing row, but not for a new row.

The jQuery animate() example shown at the end of the thread I linked needs to have the selector changed to the Datatable instead of the page. It does work, see this example:

Funny a similar question was asked yesterday. See if the linked thread helps.