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table: '#state_info', fields: [ { "label": "User Id:", "name": "user_id"

Easiest option would be to get the id for all the rows in the current data set (search: 'applied') and send that to the server to be used as the "WHERE" list (or empty if there is no select…

However, I need to add more fields on the Residents page and I am running into Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted

Hi Anthony,

let base = '<?= base_url('/secure-images/');?>'; $(document).ready(function(){ $('#sample_table').DataTable({ columnDefs: [ { targets: 10, //zero

$(document).ready(function(){ $('#sample_table').DataTable({ columnDefs: [ { targets: 10, //zero is the first column render: data =&gt; '<img

$(document).ready(function(){ $('#sample_table').DataTable({ "order":[], "serverSide":true, "ajax":{ url:"&lt;?php echo base_url('/TV2/fetch_

$('#searchResultTable' + (docView ? "DocView" : "PkgView")).DataTable({

One option is to set the page.len() to -1 to fetch all the data from the server to allow Datatables to perform the filtering. Although this negates enabling server side processing in the first place.

Uncaught Error: Syntax error, unrecognized expression: #Switch:CB-TX-GEN-15: CB-TX-GEN-15 Power

'#Switch\\:CB\\-TX\\-GEN\\-15\\:CB\\-TX\ \-GEN\\-15\\ Power'

See where it says Showing 0 to 0 of 0 entries? That means Datatables sees zero rows for the table. Are you still using the LoadData() function to populate the htML table? See the FAQ I linked to.

The search option for the -content searchList content type can be used to disable (and remove) the search box.

does DataTables send the information stored in columnDefs[] somewhere in the request?

Thank you. So it doesn't have server-side processing enabled. Currently when your Editor form submits it goes to php/Addresses_Address_DT.php and it expects back the data for the edited row, per the …

// $(document).ready(function( $('#size').on( 'change', function () { var table = $('#Addresses').DataTable(); var data = table.rows().data(); var newSize = this.

$('#size').on( 'change', function () {

Thank you.

$(document).ready(function () { $('#setupTable').DataTable({ 'buttons': ['print'] }); });

When you have server side processing enabled there is no client side sorting taking place. The order of the data received in the JSON response is what Datatatbles will display at the client.