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function bindDatatableBPCouncilSearch() { $('#tableDataBPCouncilSearch thead tr').clone(true).addClass('filters').appendTo('#tableDataBPCouncilSearch thead'); datatable = $('#tableData

function bindDatatable() { $('#tableData thead tr').clone(true).addClass('filters').appendTo('#tableData thead'); datatable = $('#tableData') .DataTable

var table = $('#table').DataTable({ "searching": false, "scrollX": true, "scrollY": true, "searchDelay": 400, "crea

} ], table: "#TableCreateDevis" }); // end: Editor var data = [ { "Ordre": 1, "Article": "Article", "Désignation&qu

DOMPurify.sanitize($("#table").DataTable())

I tried using DOMPurify and DataTable.util.stripHtml by placing like so DOMPurify.sanitize($("#table").DataTable()) and the scanner still looks at the datatable js code. Below are actual fin

var table = window.$(`#table${props.tableId}`).DataTable({ "ajax": { "url": url, "type": "POST", // Change request type to

1) I initialize the DataTables by a generic, rather than specific selector (e.g., by '.display' class, not '#TableName' id.)

okay but when it was a get request i was adding some quert parameters like this : var table = $(#table).DataTable({

var table = window.$(#table${props.tableId}).DataTable({

$('#table1').DataTable({

$('#Table').DataTable().row('.selected', { order: 'current', search: 'applied' }).index

var data = getAllProcedures(); $("#tablec").DataTable({ data: data, columns: [ { data: "id" }, { data: "gz" }, { data: "name" }, { data:

var tableFragmentation = $('#tableFragmentation'); var containerGroupId = ""; var requestData; $(document).ready(function () { requestData = { draw: 1, start: 0,

and this sorting disapears (table is just reorganized) after $('#table').DataTable().ajax.reload() is invoked.

$('#table-data').DataTable({ columns: [ { title: 'Name' }, { title: 'Position' }, { title: 'Office' }, { title: 'Extn.' }, { title: 'Start date' },

$('#table').DataTable().ajax.reload(); $.fn.dataTable.ext.buttons.ex

'5384', '2009/12/09', '$85,675'], ]; $('#table-data').DataTable({ columns: [ { title: 'Name' }, { title: 'Position' }, { title: 'Office' }, { title: 'Extn.' },

var table_turni = $('#table_shifts').dataTable().api();

Not sure how practical it is for me to add !important - the classes are defined in standard Bootstrap CSS - https://getbootstrap.com/docs/3.4/css/#tables-contextual-classes