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$('#myTable').DataTable( {

var table = $('#mytable').DataTable( {

}).replace(/ /g, '-'); $('#myTable').dataTable( { "createdRow": function( row, data, dataIndex){ if( data[6] = formattedDate){

I have in my page, many tables. They are initialized with DataTables jquery with keytable plugins. When i use method $("#mytable1").DataTable().destroy()in a espefic table, all others lose k

success: function (data) { var tbl = $('#myTable`).Datatable(); tbl.row.add([data.Id, data.Price ...])

"table": "#mytable", "idSrc": "CVnoVST", "fields": [ { "label": "$(W1T_CVnoVST)",

$(document).ready( function () { $('#myTable').DataTable({ }); } );

= new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({ table: "#myTable" }); // some loop to determine from which to which month & year editor.add({ label: "", name

In this case i was just calling the functions like initDt('#myTable');

Maybe i should have posted this on my question but pT is a string containing "#myTableId".

Could I do something like this? Say I already have a table #myTable that's fulled.

var editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { table: "#myTable", fields: [ { label: "First name:", name: "first_name"

$(document).ready( function () { //$.noConflict(); $('#myTable').DataTable(); } );

$(document).ready(function () { var table = $('#myTable').DataTable({ initComplete: function () { /*this.api().columns().every(function () {*/ this.

let table = $("#myTable").DataTable({ // too much stuff}); /* For each column with this class make sure it is always shown */ table.column().visible(table.column(".nocolvis") ? tr

var table = $('#myTable').DataTable();

$(document).ready(function() { $("#myTable").DataTable({ "ajax": { url: "File Location", dataSrc: "data", processing: "true"

$('#myTable tbody').on('change', ' td:nth-child(3) > label > input', function (e) { }

$(document).ready(function () { $('#myTable').DataTable({ "ajax": { "url": "/home/loaddata", "type": &quo

Seems like countsTable is actually a variable containing a jQuery selector. Something like var countsTable = ("#myTable"). Is that correct?