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Thanks Allan, that did the trick! For those interested, disable() must be used as API method on field before opening editor, there is no such option when creating editor instance. You also need to use dragDrop: false option when creating UploadMany field instance.

Use the align option of the button to control the dropdown alignment. Allan

It's hard to say what is causing that error without being able to debug to code. Please post a link to a simple test case replicating the issue so we can help debug. https://datatables.net/manual/tech-notes/10#How-to-provide-a-test-case You can get an ajax loaded Datatable template from here. Kevin

Cool, glad its all working now! Kevin

Link to test case: Debugger code (debug.datatables.net): Error messages shown: Description of problem: I've done a search for this problem, but the problem is that all the examples show the columns already defined. In my case, a completely different table can be returned, depending on the click event. By different table, I mean a completely different set of columns and rows. Do any examples exist for the dynamic creation of an _entire _table using DataTables, not just filling the rows? Here is the relevant jQuery function that I'm trying to hook up with the empty table. function populateDetail(coordinates) { $.ajax({ url: url4, type: "POST", data: { Campus: $("#Campus").val(), Coordinates: coordinates }, dataType: "json", success: function (data) { $("#DetailTable").empty(); // populate table from returned "data" which is returned as a Json object. } }); }

You can use any field type in the inline display (some are better suited for it than others!). So while Editor doesn't have a type ahead search input built in, you could consider using something like Select2, for which there is an integration plug-in for Editor. Allan

The UUID, name and checkbox are all editable values of the JSON object and you want to be able to edit that JSON object, treating that as a single field value? Assuming that to be the case, you'd need a custom field plug-in that would take that data, display it to the end user, allow it to be edited and return the edited value. There is an example of a custom field plug-in here. What you want is quite possible, it would just need some code to be written to do it. Allan

initComplete is a configuration option. Out it in the options to you pass to $('#myaccount').DataTable(...). More generally these two are the same: $('#myTable').DataTable({...}); // and new DataTable('#myTable', {...}); They do exactly the same thing, just slightly different styles. I'm going to write more about it in the documentation soon :) Allan