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the data into the table, but rather your own

What you have looks correct for the initial table. You'd typically want to use LIMIT to limit the first page to just 10 records, otherwise there would be no point in using server-side processing! Allan

For a small table like that, it should be like greased lightning then :smile: Allan

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No sorry. However, in essence all you would need to do is use the API methods to update the table as the data comes in - for example row.add(), cell().data() and row().remove(). Allan

Thanks Allan. I took the first option with some slight changes. I load the appropriate js file and unload the previous selected js file in a switch case on the table in the select control. Works like a charm

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are in the original table (i.e., to have the

per developer, not per table. Regards, Allan

to know if the table is width:100% is for