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Sounds like a UTF-8 encoding issue, rather than anything DataTables specific. Good to hear you've got it working for your use case though. Allan

Please read over this tech note about how to ask for help. You are going to have to give us just a bit more information than the error message to let us be able to offer you any help. Like a link to a test case which is asked for in the forum rules, the new post page and the template text that you haven't filled in. Allan

Everything returns as expected Please can you post a snippet of that response, that would be available in the network tab of the developer tools. Given you have to reload the page to see the update, that suggests the response isn't in the format expected. Also, at what point do you see the jQuery error that you posted? You didn't mention that in your words. Colin

Thank you for the guidance.

well, it turns out it was a caching problem in the server side script and the data table works great as usual! Thanks!

I'm not clear what you're looking for. If it's to export data when serverSide is in use, then these threads here, here and here should help. If not, please can you provide more information, Colin

It has been very quiet in the forum, at least to my bug reports. Usually I get a response on possible bug within few days, but I posted another one a week or so ago, nothing.... For this bug, unfortunately my workaround is reload the whole page...

Check your response data and use in preOpen event handler: editor.on('preOpen', function (e) { let mode = editor.mode(); // Gets editor mode, (create, edit, remove) let modifier = editor.modifier(); // Gets the selected row of the table let data = table.row(modifier).data(); if( data.XXX == "xxx" ) { editor.field('YourField').disable(); }; });

Looks like a duplicate of one of your other threads. Please don't post duplicates, even if it is very urgent (for which we provide priority support package. Allan

Hi Tobias, The dependent() method's documentation can be difficult to read, because it has so many options! But basically you'll want to return an object to the callback something like this: cb({ values: { field1: 'long', field2: 'lat' } }); Another, and possibly easier option is just to call the Editor value methods once you've got the values you want: editor.field('field1').val(long); Doing a blog post on Editor integration with Google map address lookup is something that I've been meaning to do for a while - thanks for the reminder. Allan