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var order = e.Editor.Db() .Select("audiobooks", new[] {"readingOrder"}, query => query.Where("id", e.Id)) .Fetch(); The .NET download package contains all of the examples available on the Editor web-site, but with C# backend code. Allan

data": column_name, "title": column_label }], order: [], data: [], ajax: { url: list_page,

loaded in the proper order. You can choose the

25, 50, 100, "All"]], "ordering": true, "info": true, "order": [], "columns": [ null, { "searchable": false, "orderable": false }, null, null ], "autoWidth":

visibility alongside with the order? I've tried using the

Allan, is purchasing a license required in order for the datatables editing feature to work? Thanks.

Hi @ChTree , Just add an empty order, it'll do the trick: $(document).ready(function() { $('#maintable').DataTable( { "paging": false, "info": false, order: [] } ); } ); Cheers, Colin

in an array. In order to get the IDs

the buttons page in order to make them detectable

get this working in order to use the product.