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d ) { d.value = $('#some_option option:selected').val(); } }, scrollCollapse: true, paging: true,

role: $("#select-role").val(),

role: $("#select-role").val(),

table: "#sellertable",

$app.global.searchDataTable = $('#searchResultTableId').DataTable( { processing: true, serverSide: true, ajax: {url: "./api/search/pagination/documents", type: "POST&qu

Interesting problem. Here is what I found. The JSON.parse() docs point to the ECMA 262 JSON.parse spec. In the spec is this:

The second table is created using the same code, just with a different id (#secondTableId) and gets a different value of self.getCurrentParameter().

https://editor.datatables.net/manual/server#Server-to-client

$(function(){$("#sample").DataTable( { "columns":[{},{"className":"dt-right"},{"className":"dt-right"},{"className":"dt-

$(document).ready(function(){ var table = $('#standards_form_table').DataTable({ stateSave: true, select: true, "pageLength": 15, "lengthMenu": [ [10, 15, 25, 50,

var table = $('#ServerTable').DataTable( {

Is my first example the correct way to do this?

$( "#soumission" ).click(function() { table.ajax.reload(); });

var table = $('#ServerTable').DataTable( {

{ var oTableshe = $('#site_has_employee').DataTable({ processing: true, serverSide: true, lengthMenu: [[10, 25, 50, -1], [10, 25, 50, "All"]], select: &q

var customer_index = 7; // should be dynamic var invoice_index = 6; // should be dynamic var table = $('#shdms').DataTable(); table .order( [ customer_index, 'asc' ], [ invoice_index, 'asc' ] )

$.ajax( { data: { startDt: $('#startDt').val(), endDt: $('#endDt').val() }, datatype: 'json', success: funct

DataTables seems to create separate tables for the and , so 3 tables in all. Only 1 of which uses the #id (in my case #searchResults), which is the table.

var table = $('#searchResults').DataTable( { "data": <?php if (count($this->data)){ echo $this->data; } else { echo "''"; } ?>, "paging&quo