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table: "#example",

$('#example').DataTable( { data: data, columns: [ { data: 'name' }, { data: 'position' }, { data: 'salary' }, {

$('#example').DataTable({

5. If I just comment out the line table: '#example' there is no error, but then, of course, there is no editor, because it does not know what table to reference to.

$('#example').DataTable({ ajax: { url: 'data_source.php', dataSrc: '' }, columns: [ { data: 'id' }, { data: 'name' }, { data: 'position' }, { data: 'office' }, { data: 'age' }, { data: 'start_date' },

What you want is to use the SetValue() method for the Field class.

var table = new DataTable('#example', { layout: { top:{ rowClass:"dt-row", className:"row", features:["pageLength","buttons","pagin

var table = $('#example2').DataTable({ ajax: { url: "@Url.Action("GetAllEvents")", type: "POST", }, processing: true,

var table = $('#example2').DataTable({ ajax: { url: "@Url.Action("GetAllEvents")", type: "POST", processing: true,

var table = $('#example2').DataTable({ ajax: { url: "@Url.Action("GetAllEvents")", type: "POST", }, processing: true,

"Staff_4.php", table: "#example", display: "bootstrap", fields: [ { label: "etat_controles :", name: &q

new DataTable('#example', { ajax: { url: '../controllers/joinLinkTable.php', type: 'POST' }, columns: [ { data: '...' }, and so on

$(document).ready(function(){ // Initialize the DataTable var table = $('#example').DataTable({ columns: [ { className: 'dt-control', orderable: false, data: null, defaultContent: '' },

$('#example').DataTable().column(5).search("1").draw();

4. Update var table = $('#example').DataTable to

// Initialize the DataTable var table = $('#example').DataTable({ columns: [ { className: 'dt-control', orderable: false, data: null, defaultContent: '' }, { data: 'attribute1' }, { da

: 0; var table = new objDatatables('#example',{ "processing": true, "serverSide": true, "paging": true, stateSave

table: "#example", formOptions: { main: { onBackground: 'none' } }, template: '#customFor

Looks like the response is within an array. The response should look like this instead:

var editor; // use a global for the submit and return data rendering in the examples // Activate an inline edit on click of a table cell $('#example').on( 'click', 'tbody td.editable', funct