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Some of your columns like Path in the Top50SelfDuration table are long which causes the columns to be a long minimum width. Here are some options:

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in another discussion we build a inline-editor not submitting after each field.

https://datatables.net/manual/server-side#Sent-parameters

Thats why I use the draw. It executes each table draw (sort, search, page) to update the row selection. Your button code will only select the rows on the current page. If, for example, #9468387 is…

Okay, I'm not sure what's happening here. When I try your solution (in the draw event) it works, but when I use the same code in this button it only selects the record on the current page.

I'm assuming this is a question related to your other thread where you are combining multiple tables into one for the export. The PDF export only knows about the one combined table. You can use mes…

can you help me aligned the search box to the table width ?

Datatables doesn't natively support this type of layout. You could do some custom programming and get close. You can use Child detail rows to show the second row. You can have the child rows autom…

You are using rowId to set the row ID with rowId: 'ObjectID',. You can use these IDs as the row-selector for the rows() API. Note they need to have # to select the rows using the ID. You can then …

I’m using the checkboxes plugin for datatables with server side enabled. I’m trying to implement a select all by creating an array of rowIds that I get from a query and pushing them to the checkboxes…

var dataTableD = $("#listeD").DataTable({ "ajax":{ url : "ajax.php", method : "POST", dataSrc : "data" …

Thanks! Still not working. Indeed for Oracle it should work.

Link to test case:

var scrollPosition = 1234; // total number of log entries $(document).ready(function () { var table = $('#example').DataTable({ data: logdata, columns: [ { d…

Looks like the problem is the way you are appending the tables to the DOM:

I'd like to be able to have the same layout on each Device.

$('button').on('click', function() { var table = $('.display').DataTable(); for (var i = 1; i < table.tables().context.length; i++) { alert(i) …

$('button').on('click', function() { var table = $('.display').DataTable(); for (var i = 0; i < table.tables().context.length; i++) { var data = table.t…

got a bit further... only issues is my data is not in the in the export for some reason