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createTable10years('Company A', dataSet_10ansA, '#table10years_A', 'chart_10years_A'); var table10years_B = createTable10years('Company B', dataSet_10ansB, '#table10years_B', 'chart_10years_B');

$("#table1 tr.trimestre, #table2 tr.trimestre, #table3 tr.trimestre, #table4 tr.trimestre").click(function(){ var id = this.id; var child = '.child.' + id; $( child )

}, 500); } }); if (table) { $('#table1_filter label input[type="search"]').unbind(); $('#table1_filter label input[type="search"]').keyup(function (e) { if (e.

session has been expired" } }); $('#table1_filter label input[type="search"]').unbind(); $('#table1_filter label input[type="search"]').keyup(function (e) {

$(document).ready(function () { $('#table1').DataTable(); $('#table2').DataTable(); LoadGrid1(); }); const LoadGrid1 = async () => { $("

$('#table1').DataTable({

$(document).ready( function () { var table = $('#table1').DataTable({ paging: false, select: { style: 'single' }, columnDefs: [ {

```js $(document).ready(function() { $('#table1').dataTable({ "dom": 'rt<"bottom"lf>', responsive: true, language: { url: &q

Thanks for pointing out the #table1 part, that would've definitely been a problem.

Your table has id="table1 so your selector to initialize Datatables needs to use jQuery ID selector. Something like this $('#table1').DataTable();.

$('#table1').wrap('<div id="hide">'); $('#table1.table').dataTable({ }); $('#vis').one('click', function () { $('#hide').css('display', 'block'); });

$('#table1').wrap('<div id="hide">'); $('#table1.table').dataTable({ }); $('#vis').one('click', function () { $('#hide').css('display', 'block'); });

if($('#table1').DataTable().display != "none"){ ('#table1').DataTable().style.display = "none"; } else { ('#table1').DataTable().style.display = "block"; }

var table1 = $('#table1').DataTable(); var table1 = $('#table1').DataTable();

var table1 = $('#table1').DataTable(); var table2 = $('#table2').DataTable(); table1 .on('select', function() { ... do something });

$('#table1').DataTable( { "order": [[ 2, "desc" ]], // Need a comma here dom: 'Blfrtip',

$(document).ready(function () { $('#table1').DataTable( { "order": [[ 2, "desc" ]] dom: 'Blfrtip', buttons: [ 'csv', 'excel', { extend: 'p

var table = $('#table1').DataTable( {

$('#table1').DataTable( {

The datatables (the table IDs) have different names of course. Because I include code parts, there are two independent initializations with different names: $('#table1').DataTable() and $('#table2').