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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

I think the error is due to get formatter and setformatter being reversed. However once I correct that I the syntax error is corrected but the initial issue persists

appeared to be an initialisation issue. If the table

need to do that initialisation with the new data.

based upon measurements. My initial thought was that the

destroy in the DataTables initialisation to destroy the existing

runs. You can use initComplete to address that - e.g.