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1) cliTable.row( "#" + LastId ).show().select().draw(false);

I tried but in both cases I get the same result (new_row_index = undefined) both with pagination and by displaying all the rows.

A difference might be, that I change the AJAX URL for the table with:

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Hi, I'm making a web app using ASP.NET Core and Entity Framework Core.

I have tried both ways:

I found other posts that deal with grammatically creating columns. My data seems exactly the same but I am getting an error. So I am guessing it is because my json is formatted differently.

both those were exactly the issues:

I have looked at other posts on the forum but I don't see the resolution to my issue.

I have working code that only fully works when I do a hard refresh on the page. In this case, the inline "td" editor input receives focus, the cursor appears inside the input, the user can …

Interesting one. The problem with a space is that DataTables uses the primary key column as a DOM id. But as a straight string, that makes it look like a sub-element CSS selector.

Got it - the issue here is that Editor->where() will always "bind" the parameters - so it is treating it as if it were:

Yes, the ManagedDataAccess client is the one we use by default.

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I recently switched DataTables from client-side to server-side, however the OR condition does not work for server-side, but it works for client-side. Only a single value search works for server-side.…

Thanks, this was reported a few days ago (see here). It's been addressed in the nightly builds -you can find them here, and it will be included in the next release.

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function get_all() { $('#tbl-category').dataTable().fnDestroy(); $.ajax({ url : "../php/all_category.php", type : "GET&q…

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