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current order with its initial positioning. Yep, that's correct.

my dropdown function is initComplete: function () { this.api().columns().every( function () { var

the code in your initEdit event handler: var Feld

defaults into each table's initialisation instead, like this example,

data being fed in initially is different from that

You will probably want to turn off the event before turning it on. Something like this: "initComplete": function () { $('#example tbody') .off() .on( 'click', 'tr td.dt-view', function (e) { const clickedElement = $(e.target); var tr = clickedElement.closest('tr'); var row = cmeTable.row(tr); var record = row.data(); self.updateDocument(record); } ); }

print' ], //added comma here initComplete: function () { this.api().columns().every( function () { var

Thanks for the response Alan. Yip, I've declared the moments before initialising the table as you can see in my example: 120.146.27.11:8082/ There are two date columns, 'Status Date' and 'Submitted By' Best wishes, aclad

attribute? I want an initial default sorting, with the

the time of the "initComplete" callback. I am tracking