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image table. The Editor initialisation to read the data

overloads: new Options() - Empty initialisation, use the class methods

the array. The Editor initialisation, through the fields.name option

As of Editor 1.6 the PHP libraries support compound keys: a key which is made up from the data in two or more table columns, rather than just a single column as used in many tables. To use a compound key, simply pass the primary key information into the third parameter for the Editor constructor as an array: $editor = Editor::inst( $db, 'visitors', array('visitor_id', 'visit_date') ); No special configuration is required on the client-side to support compound keys, however, when creating new rows you must submit the data for the columns that make up the compound key (an error will be shown otherwise). Editor cannot currently read information that is generated by the database. If you need to set a server-side computed value (e.g. current time), use the Field->setValue() method to set the value. This limitation is due to the database engines that Editor currently supports.

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table. The Editor Node.JS initialisation to read the data

a small delay on initialisation, so it was possible

no need to use initComplete any more to populate

been removed from the initialisation. This was just confusing

at some point after initialisation

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

function () { clear( this.settings()[0], true ); }, init: function ( dt, node, config

the field in datatables init and it just took

use the code on "init" plus this code to

I would use the "init" event handler: At that

if ( $.fn.DataTable.isDataTable( '#yourTable' ) ) { table.destroy(); } ... init your data table ... } Alternatively

view. I do an initial load of the contracts on init of the depts table.

Removing searchpanes definately speeded things up, went down to approx 0,7 sec init load time

select" etc.). tableWithTheCustomButton .on ('init', function () { if ( yourCondition ) { $('restoreButton:name').click();

stateRestoreAjax, splitSecondaries: [ { extend: 'updateState', init: savedStateActionInit }, { extend: 'removeState', init: