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You would have a click event handler on the rows in the table that would call the edit() method. Allan

Here is a SO thread on how to get a parameter from a query string in Javascript. You would then use that value as the search value to perform an initial search on the table. Allan

Editor instance for that table correctly. Now edit to

suggest you keep the table information at the server-side

It doesn't remove the table id - the original table

Nevermind, the above examples are still bad because if the table actually has no rows it will keep refreshing the page in an endless loop.

What code are you using to sort the table? Simply adding order: [[ 9, 'asc' ]] to your initialisation should work. Allan

different models and a "table" identifier as a second

thanks @allan. for anyone who is interested, following is the snippet which will help you get to top of the table during pagination (hope it helps): var table = $('#example').DataTable(); $('#example').on( 'page.dt', function () { $("html, body").animate({ scrollTop: 0 }, "fast"); $("th:first-child").focus(); } );

it will refresh the table (i.e. on open)!? Do