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add commenting to the script to describe the desired

You have server side processing enabled. Your server script is responsible for the search. What are you using for your server script? Kevin

10, then the server-side script is doing the server-side

somewhere else in the script, or is there something

….and what i forget to write: I'm still using the setFormatter in the server script to convert the unixseconds to a date Format with ->setFormatter( function ( $val, $data ) { return strtotime($val); } ) So i'm not shure if i can use 2 setFormatters….

unless you are packaging scripts somehow else):" In your script use the following: <

Sometimes it's so easy, that you can't really see it. This converts the date to unix timestamp (server script): ->setFormatter( function ( $val, $data ) { return strtotime($val); } ), Just that easy!

value to server php script data: { "stock_id": val }, } );/* writes

is asynchronous meaning your script will continue while the

Hi @asifjee104 , If you're getting a timeout on the client, it means the server isn't responding - so you'll need to be debug your server-side script to understand where it's failing. Cheers, Colin