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new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { ajax: "../php/staff.php", table: "#sm-type-customer-table .dataTables_scrollBody table", idSrc:

Its using server-side processing, so your jsonp.php script it what needs to do the filtering. You would typically only need server-side processing if you have tens of thousands of rows in the table. Allan

Hi abruno1974, since you already have the table reference, it should be fairly simple to do. Take a look at the examples on this reference page: draw()

Just as a heads up, I added this code to my page: $(window).resize(function() { var table = $('##background_check').DataTable(); table.columns.adjust().draw(); }); and it resolved it. Not exactly an ideal solution but it works.

generalsearchresult = r.Form.GetValues("search[value]").FirstOrDefault(); //get the table from the data is

is output an HTML table and run $().DataTable() on

fixedColumns().relayout() method after the table row height has changed.

Sorry this is the code that renders the table if (!orderSearchDTO) { orderSearchDTO = $orderTable.DataTable({ destroy:true, data:theData, columns:ordersMap, order:sortArray, autoWidth:false, paging:false, dom:'ft', searching: false }); } else { orderSearchDTO.clear(); orderSearchDTO.rows.add(theData); orderSearchDTO.draw(); } ax.Tables.responsify($orderTable); OrdersPVM.isLoading(false); $allOrders.show(); };

row disappears from the table, any idea as to

You would need to use a listener on the page event and then trigger paging on the other tables to match the first table. Allan