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set( Field.SetType.CREATE ), new Field( 'last_updated' ) ) .on("preCreate", on_pre_create) .on("preEdit", on_pre_edit)

created_by' )->set( Field::SET_CREATE ), Field::inst( 'last_updated_by' )->set( Field::SET_EDIT ) ) ->on( 'preCreate',

set( Field.SetType.Create ), new Field( 'last_updated' ) ) .on( 'preCreate', (editor, values)

get; set; } public string last_updated_by { get; set; } } } For the

Already setup a field lastupdate default current_timestamp on update

ContactName" }, { data: "ContactPhone" }, { data: "LastUpdate", render: function (data, type,

not map let hidden = ['lastupdate', 'lastupdater']; if (!hidden.includes(field.name())) selectEditor.add({ label:

true, "searchable": true, }, { "data": "LASTUPDATE", "autoWidth": true, "searchable": true,

true, "searchable": true, }, { "data": "LASTUPDATE", "autoWidth": true, "searchable": true,

Its probably the . in <span data-i18n=\"viewHeader.lastUpdate\">letzte Änderung</span> That said, I would suggest not using HTML as a JSON key. Could you just use lastUpdate? Allan

Hi, you can try configuring the following {"data": "last_update", type : "date", // for ordering render: function(data, type, row){ // for visualizarion format if(type === "sort" || type === "type"){ return data; } return moment(data).format("DD-MM-YYYY HH:mm:ss"); } }

columns:[ { 'data': 'iLogId'}, { 'data': 'lastUpdate' }, { 'data': 'pid' }, { 'data': 'eventDate'

In your columns you have { data: "produit_prix.ID" },. Your data contains this: "produit_prix": { "produit_id": "1", "prix": "999.0000", "saison": "2018", "last_update": "17th March 2019", "id": "1" }, The variables are case sensitive. Try changing your column definition to this { data: "produit_prix.id" },. Kevin

ORDER BY item_order ASC, last_update ASC'; $db->sql($q); $db->sql($q2); } ) ->process(