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In IE it takes like five seconds but in Chrome it takes like twenty seconds, and sometimes a message appears saying that the flash is not respondig. Is there any solution to tweak the PDF exportations? CVS and Excel are fine, I only have problem with PDF.

Hi, I have extended the "ColVis" plugin with a new feature that I called "iMaxRows". It will ensure that the number of rows in the dropdown list created by the "ColVis" button will not exceed the maximum limit defined by "iMaxRows". This is particularely helpful when dealing with tables that have a large number of columns, as it prevents the dropdown list from becoming way too high to be nice and useful. Since I was a bit at a loss how to provide you with the modified "ColVis.js" I decided to paste it into the "DataTables live" feature. You should be able to view my updated "ColVis.js" code and a working live demo here: http://live.datatables.net/ipoduq/3/edit (Click on "Render" to see the live demo, then modifiy the value of "iMaxRows" in the "Code" to see how it effects the live demo) I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the above "DataTables live" thingy works out for everyone :-) Otherwise please inform me how else to provide the file. Some notes on my coding: * the "iMaxRows" option does NOT enfore the given number of rows, it just uses the value as a limit, the buttons for the columns will simply flow into the extra columns and quite often you end up with 1 row less than what "iMaxRows" specifies * the "[STWI]" markers exist only to make searching for my changes easier, feel free to remove them Regards, Stephan

When My Table's width is very long,like 2000px or more.I print the table.Under Firefox it print the whole table in one page so that the font-size is too small.Under the IE,it only can print a part of the whole table,the exceeding part was missing,that can't print whole.Is th

Hello, I am new to usage of datatables and am hoping that someone can help me. I am using a database AJAX call to return data to display in a normal HTML < table> returning at most 100 rows from the database at a time. I have confirmed that is taking betweeen 2 and 4 seconds to build and append to the HTML < table> using JQUERY. After the table is created the first time, I am intializing the datatable by: sorting = [lLastCellSelected, sSortMode]; oTable.dataTable( { "aaSorting": [ sorting ], "sScrollY": "500px", "sScrollX": "100%", "bJQueryUI": true, "bAutoWidth": false, "bScrollCollapse":true, "bPaginate": false, "bStateSave": false } ); Then, once the user selected "load more" I load another 100 rows from the database, append them to the table and call the same routine shown above with the only exception of adding "bDestroy": true, The secondary load of "More" is taking at least 2 seconds longer than the intial load. For example, the initial load is taking 3 seconds, when I load more it takes between 5 and 6 seconds, the next time I load more, it is taking 6 to 8 seconds, etc. Is there something I am missing that I can pass in to speed this up?? Is there a different way to append to the datatable other than destroy and recreate it?? Thanks in advance for any help.

When there are around 100 or more rows (with some 20 columns each) fetched from server, datatable style applying takes a longer time and HTML table looks bare before all records are fetched and datatable style is applied. Since columns are more, bare HTML table goes out of fixed size div container before datatable style is applied and scroll is in place. Is there a way to handle this scenario. Regards, nkal

question is about the long term support for this

things slow down, how long does it take to

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it might not! The long version - DataTables creates a