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Hi Tsakal, Ahh I see so I should put it in "initComplete" :)

columns: me.columns, columnDefs: me.renderer, initComplete: function() { } }); This all works

I call it in 'initComplete' $('#myTable').DataTable().page.len($('#myTable').DataTable().ajax.json().iDisplayLength); $('#myTable').DataTable().order($('#myTable').DataTable().ajax.json().aaSorting); $('#myTable').DataTable().draw(); But

handler for initCreate and initEdit. You can even run

So I can add the field to add/edit form, but my disable code is not working $('#aeecs').on( 'initCreate', function () { editor.enable( 'District' ); } ); $('#aeecs').on( 'initEdit', function () { editor.disable( 'District' ); } );

Exactly that - initComplete is the way to do it. You can also use ajax.json() after the data has been loaded if you need it in future. Allan

will work for the initial call if that was

Hi Allan, Thank you very much for your help, that makes sense now and the createRow function in the initialisation is pretty neat and will make my code a lot tidier aswell. Martin

only, listen for the initEdit event and perform the

Try moving your event handler assignment into initComplete: initComplete: function () { oTable.columns().eq( 0 ).each( function ( colIdx ) { $( 'input', oTable.column( colIdx ).footer() ).on( 'keyup change', function () { oTable .column( colIdx ) .search( this.value ) .draw(); } ); } ); } Allan