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Thank you, Allan. I looked at that post a number of times while building my table. Would you be able to give some hints as to the translation to the new api? I'm using something like this: newChildRow.child(newChildRowData).show(); clickedRow.addClass('shown');

According to your debug, you're not including the Table Tools at all. They are separate from the Datatables js and must be included separately. If you downloaded the entire datatables library, it might look something like... ../../../media/js/jquery.js ../../../media/js/jquery.dataTables.js ../js/dataTables.tableTools.js

However, does the PHP database library assume the column to be named 'id'. Use the third parameter of the Editor constructor to tell the class to use a different primary key table. See: https://editor.datatables.net/manual/php/getting-started#Basic-initialisation https://editor.datatables.net/docs/Editor-1.3.2/php/class-DataTables.Editor.html#___construct Allan

There is an example available on the Editor site showing how to can have data shown in the form only: http://editor.datatables.net/examples/advanced/formOnlyData.html . Equally, you could also have data in the table only if you so wished! Allan

height of the scrolling table is to use something

click that makes the table visible. I had the

columns: [ { data: null, render: function ( data, type, row ) { // Combine the first and last names into a single table field return data.first_name+' '+data.last_name; } },

the layout of the table - a WYSIWYG control wouldn't

new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({ ajax: "includes/php/leave.php", table: "#example", "fields": [{ "label": "empid:",

again on your server-side table with $("#mytable tbody tr")