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Hi everybody,

Hi @colin

Hello,

Since you are building the HTML with the PHP script I would look at using HTML5 data attributes for sorting as described here:

I see now how the page works. The above recommendations of destroy() and rows().invalidate() won't help as the whole page is loading. I see the problem. Inspecting the rows of the first page looks…

Hi, Im using the next script , but when I tried to upload the CSV file I received a error Message: A server error occurred while uploading the file.

Ok this is what I have now:

Take a closer look at the first function example in the ajax.data docs. You will want something more like this:

We've had a bit of feedback on this change which points out that it means it is possible for valid information to be dropped.

It is being caused by this change. Basically when JSON_NUMERIC_CHECK is used, it will return any numeric strings as an actual JSON number - which can sometimes be desirable (1, 2).

So I´ve looked in the troubleshooting page and made the steps:

This is where my lack of understanding comes in. My table is #data, so I now have:

OK, for the subtable, I need to make sure the only records pulled have the adjustmentid = rowData.id (assuming this is the id from the main row). So I revised my main script to the following:

Datatable display varchar number with leading 0 without this (these) 0

Hi ,

I only want the adjlinesTable to contain the records where MAINtable(id) = adjlinesTable(adjustmentid)

Instead of using destroy() and reinitializing the Datatable my suggestions is to use ajax.reload(), like this:

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot set property '_DT_CellIndex' of undefined

I have set up nested Datatables, with a parent table MAINtable and child table adjlinesTable. Everything almost works, except I am drawing all lines from the adjlinesTable to every row in the MAINta…

Hi kthorngen,