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Without knowing what you have I'm guessing you are loading the data via Ajax. One place to start is with this FAQ regarding speeding up datatables.

This is the code I used $(document).ready(function() { $('#sort_table').DataTable( { "lengthMenu": [[10, 25, 50, -1], [10, 25, 50, "All"]], "columns" :

} }); stenTable = $('table#stenTable').DataTable({ "lengthMenu": [10, 25, 50], "processing": true, "serverSide": true, "ajax": { "url":

} }, table: "#stock-portfolios", fields: [ { label: "Portfolio:", name: "dm_portfolios.code&q

$('#sub-data').DataTable({ dom: "t", responsive: true, data: data.ASAPReport, columns: [ { d

https://datatables.net/faqs/index#speed

var dataTable; $(document).ready(function() { dataTable = $('#sources').DataTable( { "ajax": { "data": function ( d ) {

Hi @Győző ,

This section of the FAQ may help, it discusses various techniques to improve performance,

https://editor.datatables.net/reference/type/form-options#submit---What-values-should-be-submitted-to-the-server

Hi Kevin,

eInline = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { ajax: ajaxurl + '&single=3', table: '#structuretbl', fields: [ { label: 'entryTime',

What is the JSON format that the server is currently responding with? What Editor expects is documented here.

+ "" $('#select').append(option); return telNumberSelectedType } else if (telNumberSelectedType == 'w') {

but what i need to return to this ajax call?

In the preSubmit event, is there a way to have the data() returned show only the changed data and not the entire row(s)? I tried the submit option of the form-options object but that doesn't seem t…

Hi grossik,

.prependTo('#somma_ore')

} }, table: "#snippetTable", template: '#customForm', fields: [ { label: "vul id",

.prependTo('#somma_ore')