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Editor will automatically look for a parameter called options in the JSON response from the server - documentation here.

`$('#datatable')

Ah I see - yes. That's because there is no Db() method being specified like you can see in the examples here.

dTable = $('#dataTable').DataTable({

$('#data').dataTable({

Two options:

jQuery(document).ready(function() { var user_id = $("#data-table").attr('data-user-id'); var contname = $("#data-table").attr('data-controller-name'); $('#data-table').Data

jQuery(document).ready(function() { var user_id = $("#data-table").attr('data-user-id'); var contname = $("#data-table").attr('data-controller-name'); $('#data-table').Data

table = $('#example').DataTable( { serverside: false, ajax: { url: "sales/data", type: "GET"

client_table = $('#dataTables-clients').DataTable({ responsive: true, 'columnDefs': [{ 'targets': 0, 'searchable': false, 'orderable': false, 'r

table: "#dataTable",

$('#data-table').show();

// DataTable var table = $("#datatable").DataTable( { responsive: true, paging: true, "pageLength": 50, "lengthMenu": [ [20, 50,

Editor will automatically look for options in the Ajax response loaded by DataTables. The options should be defined in the options parameter - this is documented in the manual here.

dt = $('#datatables').DataTable({     ajax: "api/getData.php",     columns: [         { "data": "id" },         { "data": "desc" },         { "da

dt = $('#datatables').DataTable({ ajax: "api/getData.php", columns: [ { "data": "id" }, { "data": "desc" }, { "da

$().ready(function() { $.fn.dataTable.ext.errMode = 'throw'; var dataTable = $('#dataTable').DataTable({ ajax: '<?=$themes_path?>/test.php', });

https://editor.datatables.net/manual/server#DataTables-parameters

$('#data-table').DataTable( {

This web-site is exceptionally useful if you are sure what your connection string should be.