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Do you actually need server-side processing? If you have less that 50'000 rows in the table, just remove the serverSide option. Allan

Editor has updated the table: editor.on( 'submitComplete', function () { table.ajax.reload();

Hi Allan! I wonder if it's possible to read both data.0.prodotti and data.0.user with ajax.dataSrc option. At the same time... I need data.0.prodotti for my rows and data.0.user.ragione_sociale for my table caption.How can I do for this? Thanks again Pat

by looping through the table etc. https://datatables.net/reference/api/rows().every() table.rows().every( function

What is causing the table to change its paging position at the moment? Both draw() and ajax.reload() have options to keep the page where it is. Allan

Do you have the Responsive extension enabled? If so, that will hide columns automatically to let the table fit into the space available. If it isn't that, we'd need a link to a test case showing the issue. Allan

There indeed isn't much information in the question. Seeing the little info provided, you'll need to give each table a unique id. $(document).ready(function() { $('#table1').dataTable(); $('#table2').dataTable(); } );

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the Product Bundle Mgmt table, but it is just

How is that different from the example from the website below: var editor = new $.fn.Editor( { ajax: { url: 'php/staff.php', data: function ( d ) { d.user_id = $('#user_id').val(); } }, table: '#myTable' } );