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is to render the rows by using arrays of

@kthorngren yes sir, just now i inspected it. even after invoking ajax.reload, the JSON response in browser's network inspector is same without any change. only rows of table are getting shuffled. so no problem with ajax call or DB.

you change number of rows or filter data... the rows().data() will give you only

can iterate all the rows with rows().every() or cells with cells().every().

a 'history of visited rows' I guess you can

options to choose the rows to export. If all

Thank you @colin. So what I understand that it's not possible to parse one data in two rows, except using a child row.

The selectAll docs state this: The selectAll button will simply select all items in the table To export the filtered rows you would do something like this: exportOptions: { modifier: { search: "applied" } } Kevin

This example may be of interest - it colours rows differently based upon whether they exist in the table. Your requirements would be similar, but you'd be removing the rows. Colin

If you have multiple rows in the footer that