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$(document).ready(function(){ $(document).ready(function(){ let $table = $("#myTable").DataTable({ columnDefs: [ //Item Description {

$(document).ready(function(){ $("#myTable").DataTable({ columnDefs: [ //Item Description { targets: 1, className: "i

$(document).ready(function() { $('#myTable').DataTable({ "searchBuilder":{ "enterSearch": true, "preDefined": {..my predefined filter..} },

let table = $('#myTable').DataTable({ ajax: { url: '...', data: d => d.country = $('#countrySelect').val() } }); $('#countrySelect').on('change', () => table.ajax.reload());

$(document).ready(function() { $('#myTable').DataTable({ "serverSide" : true, "search": { return: true }, "ajax" : { "url&quo

$(document).ready(function() { $('#myTable').DataTable({ "searchBuilder":{ "preDefined": { "criteria": [ {

"data": function(d) { var sb = $('#myTable').DataTable().searchBuilder; var sbDetails = null; try {

This provides a list of the different types of buttons you can use. The $('#myTable').DataTable( .. ); Is just a simple example of how to initialize specific buttons. You will find the full buttons

When I look to the 'Using DataTables' index on the left, where the Options tab is highlighted, there's a Buttons sub-tab; clicking that goes to the Buttons page - https://datatables.net/reference/butt

There is a little error in the example - #myTable and #example are used as the table ids which I think is causing the error with the button.

There is a little error in the example - #myTable and #example are used as the table ids which I think is causing the error with the button. The button works with the #example id. However, it does not

$(document).ready(function() { $('#myTable').DataTable({ "dom": '<"top"Qflp<"clear">>rt<"bottom"

$(document).ready(function() { $('#myTable').DataTable({ "dom": '<"top"Qflp<"clear">>rt<"bottom"

"data": function(d) { var dt = $('#myTable').DataTable(); var sbDetails = JSON.stringify(dt.searchBuilder.getDetails()); d.sbCrit = sbDetails; return JSON.stringify(d); }

$('#mytable').DataTable(); throws an error if the datatable has not yet been applied.

setInterval( function () { $('#myTable').DataTable().ajax.reload(); console.log('test'); }, 10000 );

setInterval( function () { $('#myTable').DataTable().ajax.reload(); }, 10000 );

setInterval( function () { $('#myTable').ajax.reload(); }, 10000 );

$('#myTable').DataTable({ ajax: { url: 'ajax/ajax-get-table-data.php', dataSrc: '', type: "POST", data: function

$('#myTable').DataTable({ ajax: { url: 'ajax/ajax-test.php', dataSrc: '', type: "POST", data: {