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$("#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="

The Cannot reinitialise DataTable error you are getting is due to initializing the same table multiple times. You are using $('#scrivania1').DataTable( { ... } ); for 3 different tables. scrivania1

table: '#scrivania1',

The Speed FAQ provides the options available. If you were to use Ajax then deferRender might help. You can use things like columns.render render HTML elements for the cells and columns.createdCell,…

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I gave the id to my second thead "#searchColumns".