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Hi Allan, Thanks for the response, very helpful :-)

Hi, The title of your post references the AutoFill extension - are you looking to use AutoFill in an Editor form? That is not currently possible - AutoFill will work in a DataTable only. For your question, you can use a standard jQuery change event - just use the field().input() method to get the select element and then attach a change event as you would for any normal element. Another option is to use the dependent() method which will trigger on value change of the selected field. Allan

Hi, Client-side validation is not enough - you must do server-side validation otherwise your form can be manipulated in ways you don't expect by malicious users. In order to perform conditional validation at the server-side you need to use anonymous functions. There is documentation on how to use an anonymous function for validation in the manual. That way to can specify whatever logic you require. Allan

I found a possibile solution: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14372655/jquery-datatables-hide-column-without-removing-it-from-dom this worked for me but it's not the best Bye

You're awesome Allan Thanks :D

I would suggest grabbing the data with your own $.ajax call (assuming you are using Ajax, then doing a simple loop to split it into two arrays, using whatever split criterion you need, and then feed those two arrays into their respective tables as the data source. Allan

2015 is my current estimate. I'm still firming up my plans for what I will be working on (in what order specifically) once the current and next rounds of development work are complete. Sorry it won't be sooner. Allan

Looks like exactly what I was looking for. Thank you very much!

Perfect Allan, didn't immediately jump out yesterday, but i'm sure it will become obvious when I get used to your library. ;)

I solved this. "reload" is the id of my button. The code is: $('#reload').click(function (){ var path = "/runningdata/"; var dt=$('#running').DataTable( ); dt.clear(); dt.draw(); dt.ajax.url(path).load(); });