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It depends upon the browser - for example in Chrome for me it just downloads automatically to my Downloads folder. The CSV export makes use of this library. I don't believe there is a way to tell the browser if you want to download to a path rather than use a save as box if that is how the browser is configured. You certainly can't tell it what path to download to - that would be a major security issue. Allan

You need to call the submit() method to submit the form. Regards, Allan

Nope, I wanted something like this https://editor.datatables.net/examples/simple/fieldTypes.html, but in the meantime I solved it. I use json to fill my options in the dropdown and it works perfect :smile:

Could you give me a link to the page showing the issue so I can debug it please? That actually looks like it should work since you are using repeating tabular data. Allan

Yes, Editor has field type plug-ins available for Select2, Selectize, Chosen and jQuery UI AutoComplete. You can choose which ever you prefer to work with. This is the plug-ins list. Allan

There indeed isn't much information in the question. Seeing the little info provided, you'll need to give each table a unique id. $(document).ready(function() { $('#table1').dataTable(); $('#table2').dataTable(); } );

yes header and footer can be easily created using the plugins... if you still have problem, send me details here...

That's actually a little tricky in DataTables since rows can be reordered and filtered. What you would have to do is use a callback like in this example. That's just a simple counter, but you could extend it to do a summation. Allan

I only just fully registered this part: However "TestParam" is always null in the request for some reason, even though I can see that it's been posted ok in Firebug. How are you trying to access it? $_POST['TestParam'] would be the way in PHP. Are you using PHP or .NET or something else? Allan

We can help if you post a link to your page or provide a test case using the steps here. Kevin