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can be set on initialisation by buttons.buttons.action) defines what

from a table after initialisation. The inverse of this

can be set on initialisation by buttons.buttons.action) defines what

set in the DataTables initialisation object.

specified in the DataTable initialisation. This method cannot be

the search and searchCols initialisation options, plus the search()

new $.fn.dataTable.Api( selector ); - Direct initialisation The result from each

and sorting. When this initialisation option is active and

a value in the initialisation object will override with

to the table during initialisation. The array must be

I moved your buttons init code outside of initComplete. There are three other

ok my bad, i frogot to init $years in my code it works perfectly

the scope the Datatables init code is in. Can

use in your Datatables init code. See the example

I figured it out. It was not including the antiforgery token when it sorts. So, I had to take it out of the init complete and put it in the draw event function $('#myTable').on('draw.dt', function () { $("form[name='testForm']").each(function (index) { $("form[name='testForm']")[index].innerHTML = $("form[name='testForm']")[index].innerHTML + document.getElementById("AntiForgeryToken").innerHTML; }) });

could work: table .on ('init', function ( e, settings, json

option might be to init the Datatable with an

The first step is to review the troubleshooting steps in the link provided: http://datatables.net/tn/3 You need to "move" the datatables init code not copy it. Remove the original initializations code. Kevin

are not existing before init let pagination_elements = document.getElementsByClassName('pagination'); expect(pagination_elements).toEqual(expect.arrayContaining([]));

data table: table .on ('init', function () { $('*[type="search"][class="form-control input-sm"]') .addClass('input-lg')