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$(document).ready(function() { $('#datatable').dataTable( { "responsive": true, "language": { "emptyTable": "<h2>No onlin

var table = $('#datatable').DataTable({ "autoWidth": false, "order": [[ 0, "desc" ]], "processing": true, "ajax": {

var table = $('#datatable').DataTable({ "autoWidth": false, "order": [[ 0, "desc" ]], "processing": true, "serverSi

var table = $('#datatable').DataTable({ // "processing": true, "serverSide": true, "ajax": '&lt;?php echo base_url() ?&gt;documentos/get

var datatableVariable = $('#dataTables-monedas').DataTable({

Do I need to change the inner { to [ - like below:

https://datatables.net/manual/data/#Data-source-types

https://datatables.net/manual/data/#Data-source-types

</div> </td> </tr> </table> </div> </div>

https://datatables.net/manual/data/#Data-source-types

"table": "#datatable-table-sapnist", "display": onPageDisplay( $('#form-container') ), "fields": [ { ... ]}

$('#datatable-schedule').DataTable({

$("#DataTable1").dataTable().fnDestroy();

$("#DataTable1").dataTable().fnDestroy();

I've seen this behavior happen if the returned (updated) data is not the same structure as when the table is built. I would start by validating the returned data with either the browser's developer …

As the manual notes:

$(document).ready(function() { $('#datatable').DataTable( { "responsive": true, "processing": true, &quo

$("#DataTable1").dataTable().fnDestroy();

$("#DataTable1").dataTable().fnDestroy(); //var table = $("#DataTable1").DataTable(); //table.clear(); $('#DataTable1').DataTable( { data: localData, colum

function initTable() { myTable = $('#datatable-responsive').DataTable({ "ajax" : { url : "jquery", dataType : 'j