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In general it looks like it should work. But I suspect the ajax request is still being processed when the event handler is invoked on line 6 thus the #sec0051table table does not exist yet.

var table = null; $( document ).ready( function() { display_table(); $('#sec0051table').on('click', 'tr', function () { var data = table.row( this ).data(); alert( 'You click

var select = $('#StatusDropdown'); column.data().unique().each(function (d, j) { select.append('' + d + ''); }); co

Chrome shows me that when I load the page it takes 2.3 seconds just to load the HTML for the page. That's an exceptionally long time - it is 1.4MB of data, but it should still be faster than that. Th…

$("#SearchButton").on("click", function(){

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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( {