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$('#Select').on('change', function () {....}

} }, table: '#SubmissionNotes', template: '#notesEditorForm', fields: [ { label: "SubmissionID:", nam

var SubmissionNotesTable = $('#SubmissionNotes').DataTable({ dom: 'Bfrtip', ajax: { url: 'api/SubmissionNotes', type: 'post',

var SubmissionNotesTable = $('#SubmissionNotes').DataTable({ dom: 'Bfrtip', ajax: { url: 'api/SubmissionNotes', type: 'post',

} } } }; $('#sample_table').DataTable({ dom: 'Bfrtip', buttons: [ $.extend( true, {}, buttonCommon, {

$("#select2").select2('data', {id: newID, text: newText});

} } } }; $('#sample_table').DataTable({ dom: 'Bfrtip', buttons: [ $.extend( true, {}, buttonCommon, {

ajax: '/api/Submissions', table: '#Submissions', fields: [ { "label": "EmployeeName:", "name": "S

ajax: '/api/Submissions', table: '#Submissions', fields: [ { "label": "EmployeeName:", "name": "E

ajax: { url: '...whatever...', data: function (d) { d.startDate = $('#startDate').val(); d.endDate = $('#endDate').val(); } }

function(data) { var table = $('#scrivania1').DataTable(); table.clear(); table.rows.add().draw(); } }); } else { alert("Seleziona una Data")

('#scrivania1') THIS IS NOT GOING TO WORK WITH A JQUERY SELECTOR

You have "serverSide": true, which expects the server script to use the protocaol described here:

table: '#scrivania1'

The optimisations are generic to all devices. This section of the FAQ should help, it discusses various techniques to improve performance.

$('#scrivania2').DataTable( { dom: 'Bfrtip', ajax: { url: 'php/table.scrivania2.php', type: 'POST' }, columns: [ { data: "scarico" }, { data:

$('#scrivania2').DataTable( {

$('#scrivania2').DataTable( {

i think "#scrivania1" was for db..ehm sorry man, just try ur way

The id selector has nothing to do with the data retrieved from the server. The id is a unique identifier for HTML elements like table. For your main table you have something like <table id="