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Well, as I said, the demo will not do exactly what you are looking for. I'm not yet clear on if you want to store the labels into a text field, or references to another table? Allan

Currently no. You create a VIEW in your SQL database and then read the data from the view, but write to the table, but only left join is currently supported. Allan

Thanks, but this is essentially a similar workaround as draw(). I would always have to call that function when the user clicks on a tab, because a window resize might have misaligned the columns of a hidden table.

All you should need to do is assign the table variable when initialing Datatables. FOr example line 88 of your code change to this: var table = $('#example').DataTable({ fixedHeader: true, Kevin

direct create/edit of the table and a mysql_view for

the return column var table = $('#example').dataTable({ //... columnDefs : [ { targets : [4],

The first table is inside the "active" tab, the second is inside the "inactive" tab, but they both show up when I use the search feature. I don't see an error from the console, how can I fix it?

new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({ ajax: url, table: tableId, order: [[1, "asc"]], fields:

When scrolling is enabled, the table is split into three components (or two if there is no footer). So you need to scroll the DataTables scrolling container. You can do that with: $('div.dataTables_scrollBody').scrollTop( 0 ); Allan

an example showing a table being individually editable on