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Ah I see. The best bet would be to do something like this. It's a generic function that finds the table that clicked, then gets the index of the row. Colin

is better put all your Data Table CODE here to understand your problem

would be when the table has initialised, see initComplete,

function () { if ( table.column(i).search() !== this.value ) { table .column(i) .search( this.value ) .draw();

window.tablelookup = {}; function adjust() { console.log("attempting adjustment") for (let table of Object.values(window.tablelookup)){ table.fixedHeader.adjust(); console.log("adjust"); } setTimeout(adjust, 500); } adjust(); Added this for testing and it is still behind the navbar. I can see that "adjust" is printed to console, so it is trying.

Hi Dan, What you propose sounds perfectly possible, it it would certainly require some coding. Doing a CREATE TABLE ... on the database when the user clicks the create button in the dashboard is probably where I would suggest starting. Allan

instance defined for a table and this change should

moreFiles ) { $( document ).one().ajaxStop(function() { // Reload table after all batches are

certain rows: let indexes = table .rows( (idx, data, node)

show it in the table.