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return string.Empty; } In View + Table: In DataTable Config - Look

the getPoolStats() function: var table = $('#sortthisbitch').DataTable(); var tr = $('#' + poolID

re-create and populate the table used in the original

Yes. As the compatibility table notes for Scroller and

resource "fixedheader" from ONE table and the bug appear.

a value in 2nd table after I update the

be displayed in the table. This is an array

you are updating the table. Maybe you can just

In the console I see this error Uncaught ReferenceError: table is not defined You are trying to access the table variable outside the scope of the $(document).ready( function () { ... }); where it is created. Move that code inside the document ready. Kevin

Hi @Colin, you can see that subfields are handled by , "dataSrc": function ( json ) { json.draw = json.data.draw; json.recordsTotal = json.data.recordsTotal; json.recordsFiltered = json.data.recordsFiltered; return json.data.data; } It seems that dataTable calls dataSrc function only when table is redered for the first time.