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The most basic example use of DataTables in a React application is shown below: import { useState } from 'react'; import DataTable from 'datatables.net-react'; import DT from 'datatables.net-dt'; import './App.css'; DataTable.use(DT); function App() { const [tableData, setTableData] = useState([ [ 'Tiger Nixon', 'System Architect' ], [ 'Garrett Winters', 'Accountant' ], // ... ]); return ( <DataTable data={tableData} className="display"> <thead> <tr> <th>Name</th> <th>Position</th> </tr> </thead> </DataTable> ); } export default App;

client-side only field. The initialisation code for the DataTables

DataTables way, through their initialisation options. In this example

builds on the stateSave initialisation option by allowing users

give the following controller initialisation. Editor::inst( $db, 'users' ) ->field(

it can be used. initComplete can be used to

option. Using the bCaseInsensitive initialisation option or the 6th

suite up-to-date. All new initialisation parameters have unit tests,

it was before DataTables initialisation took place. By calling

datatables.net-buttons-dt'; import 'datatables.net-responsive-dt'; // DataTables initialisation let table - new DataTable('#myTable',

attributes used for the init options is here. Take

Instead of using the order and search events use the init event. Change 'order.dt search.dt' to 'init.dt' then the index is only built once after the Datatable is initialized. Kevin

can post your Datatables init code so we can

to be done in initComplete or init. Allan

want to change the init function slightly. The default

custom condition. The original init function for input elements

classTestIndexes = []; // Defined before Datatables init code. ....... if (columnNames[i] === 'vORD')

I placed my searchable init code after the create

have to use the init function and do something

Or you can use init. Please update the test