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behaviour into a single table, but the example shows

p>When DataTables reads the table content from an HTML

top left of the table) using the

you need for your table display. This section shows

For example, if a table contains a formatted telephone

p>Events assigned to the table can be exceptionally useful

operate on before the table has completed its initial

common value so all tables get the same layout).

shows two DataTables enhanced tables both with FixedHeader enabled

Working with categories and sub-categories is a very common action in data intensive applications. It can be useful both for the programmer (i.e. you!) in terms of data manipulation and for the end user's conceptual model of the data. Categories are easy with Editor's select option - simply populate it with data and the end user can select from it. Sub-categories require a little more interaction since the options available depend on the value the user has selected for the main category. This example demonstrates how Editor's dependent() method can be used to retrieve values for the select element based on the selection of another field. A blog post explains in detail how this example is constructed.

@kthorngren my problem is rendering the data on the table.

You could set common defaults as explained here, then only set the values that differ for each table - that would reduce the code. Colin

Are you editing the table with Editor? If not,

a html button outside table that call print event

Thank you for single-column solution, is there a solution for putting it outside of the table and not part of the header?

add data to the table. The server side processing

Editor server-side code prefix table names from the model

i am using : counterChecked = $("table input[type=checkbox]:checked").length; seems to work. do you see any issues with doing it this way?

I guess I'm not understanding. Reset button calls a different method. So I can't just reset and show all the data again in the table?

You can use $.fn.dataTable.isDataTable() to see if the HTML table is initialized as a Datatable. You can use count() to see if the table is empty, the second example show how. Kevin