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Looking good $data['fieldErrors'] is the check I needed. My scenario is currently simpler than it will be, I need to make checks at create too, but now this logic is in place, I can get on with it. Thanks again

Hi, no, I would like to create a collection like that $(document).ready( function () { $('#example').dataTable( { "sDom ": 'T<"clear ">lfrtip', "oTableTools ": { "aButtons ": [ { "sExtends ": "collection ", "sButtonText ": "Save ", "aButtons ": [ "csv ", "xls ", "pdf " ] } ] } } ); } ); and give the possibility to choose csv AND xls. BR Mirko

edit. */ .on('preSubmit', function(e,data,action) { if(action == 'create') data.data.description = "Asset Created"; else if(action == 'edit') { if(openVals

count = 1, then allow create restriction for you. You

The validator only validates the data, it doesn't format it. For formatting, you want a formatter :-). Specifically a set formatter in this case - the documentation for the PHP and .NET libraries cover how you can create custom formatters. Regards, Allan

Can you link to the page you are working on, or create a test case using JSFiddle showing the issue please? Allan

key thing is to create a new Dictionary of

in my case: editor .create( { title: 'Clone an existing

fn.dataTable.Editor.fieldTypes.datetime = $.extend( true, {}, $.fn.dataTable.Editor.models.fieldType, { "create": function ( conf ) { var that

inline() function. I'll also create a new project isolating