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Hi @inonsha, This is probably a UTF-8 issue. Take a look at this thread here, there's a couple of discussion on things to look at. Hope that helps, Cheers, Colin

Hi @lekusip , You can send customer variables as in this example here. You could tie this in with event handling to see if the navigation buttons were pressed. Cheers, Colin

Hi @Sweety, The file, "data.json", needs to be accessible on your site. Probably the easiest way is to copy from their examples, and keep it inside your top-level directory "data" so it means less changes to your examples. Cheers, Colin

@plazav : nice, sorry, I missed your original reply, but that looks like a good solution :)

AHH! If it was in a PHP double quoted string (") then it would need to be changed to be single quotes (') to have PHP not try to expand a variable (denoted by the $). Fantastic to hear you've got it sorted out! Allan

I send you a pn.

Hi, Here's an example of inline with a submit button. This page discusses inline dropdowns. This page talks about readonly. You're welcome ;) Cheers, Colin

Add the other fields to the form as hidden field types. Allan

Yup that's it! Thanks.

Best to avoid the settings method if you can! The properties in it are considered to be internal - they can, may and do change between versions. The pipelining code adds a clearPipeline() method to the API so you can simply use: table.clearPipeline(); Allan