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definition object, with all initialisation properties for the button.

dom: 'Pfrtip' } The above initialisation will allow the panes

take the normal SearchBuilder initialisation as shown below and

RowReorder can be initialised on a DataTable by using the rowReorder option in the DataTables options object - this is simply a boolean true to indicate the the rows should be reorderable, although it is also possible to use an object for fine grained control (see the reference documentation for full details): $('#myTable').DataTable( { rowReorder: true } );

RowGroup can be initialised on a DataTable by using the rowGroup option in the DataTables options object. In most circumstances you will wish to also set the rowGroup.dataSrc option to tell DataTables which data point in the data source to use for initial grouping. Other options can also be set - see the reference documentation for full details: $('#myTable').DataTable( { rowGroup: { dataSrc: 'group' } } );

Use of the columns.responsivePriority initialisation option A data-priority option

Responsive can be used on the DataTables in a number of different ways. The simplest of these options is just to add the responsive option to your DataTables options with a boolean value (it is also possible to use an object for fine grained control - see the reference documentation for full details): $('#myTable').DataTable( { responsive: true } );

control using the following initialisation: $('#myTable').DataTable( { responsive: { details: { display:

customised using the responsive.breakpoints initialisation option, or by modifying

Alternatively, FixedHeader can be added to a table after it has been constructed using the Javascript new keyword with the $.fn.dataTable.FixedHeader function. This function takes two parameters: The DataTable instance to apply the buttons to The FixedHeader options (this is the same as the options available for the fixedHeader option. var table = $('#myTable').DataTable(); new $.fn.dataTable.FixedHeader( table, { // options } );

snippet into your Datatables init code in the first

in calc.js: This is initializing a default Datatable. Then

called table.iconTable.js which is initializing Datatables. So you have

to run after Datatables init is complete use the initComplete option. Kevin

Js build editor with init object : { "fields": [ { "label": "Nom",

options in your Datatables init code: select: true, buttons:

is that you are initializing Datatables before the columns

for each Datatable in initComplete or init then see if the

HTML: $('#yourTableContainer').addClass("hidden"); yourDataTable .on ('init', function () { if ( yourDataTable.rows().count() <

the CSS use the "init" event handler or the "initComplete" option. Viele Grüße Roland