Search

@kthorngren Nice. I was going to post table.rows({ order: 'index', search: 'applied' }).each(function (rowIDs) { $(rowIDs).each(function (rowID) {

the sent parameters in order to return the proper

meeting HTML requirements. In order fo us to help

searchTerm = aoData[i].value.value; } } if (aoData[i].name === 'order') { outbound.OrderBy = aoData[i].value[0].column; outbound.OrderDir = aoData[i].value[0].dir;

Hey Colin, I solved the issue. basically it was a mismatch between frontend and backend data requirements. The frontend was expecting something else when order was assigned on a different target. Figured it out. Anyways, Thanks buddy. Cheers.

it works: http://live.datatables.net/morayuvu/1/edit In order to help we will

This example seems to work: https://datatables.net/examples/basic_init/scroll_y_dynamic.html Seems like a CSS issue, maybe? In order to help we will need to see the issue. please post a link to your page or a test case replicating the issue. https://datatables.net/manual/tech-notes/10#How-to-provide-a-test-case Kevin

As can be seen in this example here, you don't need a column heading to be able to apply the order. Have you disabled ordering on that column with columns.orderable? Colin

function to work. In order for the datetime-moment plugin

implementation with list.js for order the columns (before use