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No you are right. The patch isn't quite right - it works correctly when the DataTable already exists, but if you call it immediately, after initialisation, then no it doesn't work. Let me get back to you on this one. Allan

Hi @trongart , The columns.searchBuilderType initialisation option should be able

why it appears blank initially). So without these three

the $('#employee-table').DataTable(); is actually initializing Datatables. Kevin

without affecting every single initialisation. $.fn.dataTable.SearchPanes.defaults.collapse = false; $.fn.dataTable.SearchPane.defaults.collapse = false;

Yep, that shouldn't be the case, it should create a new record on upload, and nothing more. Please can you post your Editor initialisation code, and your server script if it's been modified, Colin

You can use this.api() to access the API within initComplete. See this exmaple. It would look like this this.api().columns().count(). Kevin

initiating editor like so $('#fees').on('click', 'tbody td div.editable', function (e) { editor.inline(table.cell($(this).closest('td')).index(), { onBlur: 'submit', submit: 'changed', }); });

Working solution is: let table = $(TABLE_ID).DataTable({ ... initComplete: function () { table.cell(':eq(0)').focus(); } ... }); But, why keys.focus: ':eq(0)' didn't work?

I suspect it's because you've got "paterno" with lowercase in the Editor definition - looking at the DataTables initialisation it looks like all your fields should be capitalised. Could you look at that first, please, Colin