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p>In this example KeyTable's default behaviour of listening for

p>By default, when using inline editing,

which is enabled by default, and is left enabled

more restrictive than the default modal method since it

p>When inline editing, by default Editor will cancel the

format (rather than the default ISO 8601 format) - this

easily enter dates. By default only the ISO8601 format

type">datatable field type. By default, as shown in this

to edit) 4 - Office - Default editing options 5 - Start

used to replace the default Ajax call that Editor

Can you update your test case, please, to demonstrate that. It would help us to understand the problem if we can see what you're doing, Colin

I just tried it and don't see jquery.js in the downloaded package: If you open datatables.js in the root of the download package you will see something like this: * To rebuild or modify this file with the latest versions of the included * software please visit: * https://datatables.net/download/#dt/dt-1.11.2 Please provide the link you find so we can take a look at the options you selected. Kevin

Thank you. All fixed. Such a fantastic tool - huge kudos to all involved that developed it.

Wow, thank you for the quick response, Kevin! I was able to show this solution working in a forked version of that previous example: https://jsfiddle.net/kx5cq3yj/ My actual situation is slightly different, but I think I have everything I need to be able to implement the fix with this API. I really appreciate your help. And I'm glad the rows() API exists!

Sorry everyone, Ive been pulled away from this issue for the time being. When I get some free time at work, I will try to get a full test case going, but for now I've just made the Previous/Next buttons invisible.

Yes, it works. Thanks very much.

Not yet, I'm afraid, that feature hasn't been implemented - so it's just a case of waiting for DT2 as Allan said. Colin

Thank you Colin for your swift reply. That's perfect worked out nicely!

Thanks again Kevin, I had the buttons when I copied it over, but I must have missed something. This did the trick, thanks! Ed

I'm not sure what exactly your question is but there is a init option columns.width