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var oTable = $("#tblexample").dataTable( {

$('#tblOrders thead tr th:contains("Actions")').append(' '

$('#tblOrders_filter')

tblKD = $("#tblKD").dataTable({

$("#tblDetail").dataTable({

$('#tblCustomers').dataTable({

I have it. At Least this one, have to check on the other. So what i've made wrong is, call a JS variable and a html element the same. Like my table had the ID #tblNewDrink_Categories and the JS var is

tblNewDrink_Categories = $("#tblNewDrink_Categories").dataTable( {

oTable2 = $("#tblComponents").dataTable({

oTable = $("#tbl").dataTable({

var dataTableID = "#Tbl";

I ended up getting it after some research....

This is my first time using datatables, so I apologize if this turns out to be something obvious. Can't seem to get this working. I figure it has got to be the way I am building the datatable param…

Well, after trying different variants, I've found a simple solution: move $('#tbl_resultates').dataTable().fnDestroy(); into ajax success response. So this is a working variant:

$('#tbl_resultates').dataTable().fnDestroy();

after using $('#tbl_resultates').dataTable().fnDestroy(); for the second time in other function.

That was my stupid mistake in the line $('#tbl_resultates').dataTable().fnDestroy();

$('#tbl_resultates').dataTable().fnDestroy();

1. when I remove tag "bDestroy": true from $('#tbl_resultates').dataTable({...parameters here...}), then pagination doesn't work at all (0

$('#tbl_resultates').dataTable({