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actual data rows are created dynamically with jquery and

use datatable on table created using java script, we

After the table is created and displayed on the

a datatable object is created: [code] var oTable = $('#tableBug').dataTable(

Got it working, thank you!

I'm not aware of anything that would cause that in DataTables. Can you link to a test case showing the issue please? Allan

I'm seeing an unexpected change in the pdfHtml5 button between Buttons versions 2.4.2 and 3.0.0. In the earlier version there were two pdfMake-styles applied to the table's header and footer: tableHeader and tableFooter respectively. In the later (and current) version of Buttons both pdfMake-styles are defined, but tableFooter is unused, and tableHeader is being applied to both the header and the footer. Was it perhaps an unintended copy-paste error in 3.0.0? This makes it impossible to easily change only the table's footer (by customizing doc.styles.tableFooter in config.customize(doc)) without touching the footer's cells. Applying tableFooter to the footer's cells in DataTable.ext.buttons.pdfHtml5.action, and redefining the 'tableFooter' style to also have an {alignment: 'center'} seems like the correct behaviour.

Yes, that's possible: if you have the other field "left joined" (don't know whether that's possible for you or not) you can just refer to it like to the other field. $values['TransactionCurrency']['devise_code']; If you can't do the left join with Editor you can still SELECT the suitable value and insert it then.

Responsive and scrollX aren't meant to work together. For example if the container is smaller than the table width then Responsive will hide columns to fit within the container. There isn't a need for horizontal scrolling at this time. Please provide your use case for having both. Kevin

There's no fixed maximum, as it also depends on the data being rendered and what the browser can handle. I've seen table with hundreds of columns, so it's probably just best to play and see how the performance is for your data. This section of the FAQ should help, it discusses various techniques to improve performance if the width/depth gets too high, Colin