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return formatedDate; } if ($("#BusinessDateTIme").val() != "" && $("#BusinessDateTIme").val() != null) { var formatedBusinessDate =

} }, table: '#businesses', fields: [ { "label": "Company:", "name"

/* Formatting function for row details - modify as you need */ function format(d) { // `d` is the original data object for the row return ( '<table cellpadding="5" border=

Are you using Datatables 1.12? If yes then see this doc. Otherwise see the sorting dates blog.

I have an issue when a user clicks the Excel button it only exports the records on the current page.

See this FAQ.

$('#example tbody').on('click', 'tr', function () { $(this).toggleClass('selected'); }); $('#button').click(function () { alert(table.rows('.selected').data().

Hi,

If you have Datatables 1.12 then see this doc. If using a previous version see this blog.

Did you add a statement like this to tell Datatables the datetime format?

$( '#builders-datatable' ).DataTable( { scrollX: true, pageLength: 50, pagingType: 'full_numbers', order: [ [ 1, 'asc' ] ], dom: 'lBfrtip', buttons: buttonSettings } );

$( '#builders-datatable' ).DataTable( { scrollX: true, pageLength: 50, pagingType: 'full_numbers' } );

Did you read the FAQ I linked to. I think it will answer your question.

Maybe this FAQ explains the issue?

Please see this FAQ.

$( '#builders-datatable' ).DataTable( { scrollX: true, pageLength: 50, pagingType: 'full_numbers', drawCallback: function() { $( '.dataTables_paginate &gt; .pagination' ).addClass( 'pa

To add to that, DataTables 1.12 has formatted date sorting built in now. See this example.

$(".DTTT_Print").click( function() { setTimeout( function() { }, 5000000); }); var buttonsTbl = $('#cause_tbl').DataTable({ "bProcessing": true, "destroy": tr

See this FAQ.

See this FAQ about using Server Side Processing with the export buttons.