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As of 2.1 yes, this is possible with the ability to specify class names and ids for the layout grid.

(event) { var modal = $(this); modal.find('#idSCR').val(idTABLE); modal.find('#dscSCR').val(dscTABLE); }) $('#modalEDT').on('show.bs.modal', function (event) { var modal = $(this); modal.f

d.IdSeccion = $('#IdSeccion').val(); d.IdUnidad = $('#IdUnidad').val(); } }, "createdRow": function( row, data, dataIndex ) { if ( data[1

editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { ajax: "infofacturacion.cfm?cdtienda=" + $("#cdtienda").val() + "&idsesion=" + $("#idsesion").val(), table:

à supprimer de la BDD + $("#ids_contacts").val(indexsData); + $("#contacts").submit(); } else alert( 'Aucun

I've got a .js file with the four functions. All the same, except the tables' #ids.

The idSrc option might be appropriate here: https://editor.datatables.net/options/#idSrc . Is the id in the data source object that DataTables sees? If so, then set `idSrc` to match that parameter and

However, you might want to look at using editor.s.idSrc ( http://editor.datatables.net/docs/current/Editor.models.settings.html#idSrc ). It's a 'private' property (although accessible), so it is possi

In Editor you would use `idSrc` - http://editor.datatables.net/options/#idSrc . For other editing methods, how it is implemented it up to whatever implementation you are using.

$('#idselect').val(this.innerHTML);

$('#idselect2').val(this.innerHTML);