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as below: import * as Select2 from "@/core/plugins/dt-editors/editor.select2.js"; Later tried

cell index as a selector (which is what modifier()

Thanks @Kevin - I just came across that: Replacing: $( selector ).find( 'td.dt-control').on( 'click', function () { with this does the magic: $( selector ).on('click', 'td.dt-control img', function (ev) { So, thanks for hint & off to the read up on jquery events I guess ;)

One option is to use jQuery scrollLeft(). I created this example, with FixedColumns, to show the needed jQuery selector: https://live.datatables.net/dodobuge/3/edit You will need to calculate the value to pass into scrollLeft() based on your table configuration. Kevin

Thank you! I'll give that a try. I LOL when I saw that you even had the same names that I was suggesting "Show selected rows" and "Show all rows".

Tables are a bit odd in CSS. Try adding table to your list of selectors: https://live.datatables.net/rexecufa/1/edit . If that doesn't work, please link to a test case showing the issue. Allan

question, with the row selector set to be the

edit() with a suitable selector for the rows you

Use columns.className then use that as part of the jQuery selector, like this $('td.InvoiceAmount', row). For example: https://live.datatables.net/dodobuge/2/edit Kevin

for each item being selected? If so, an Ajax