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those shown in the table at any one time,

select rows from the table. What rows are selected

to display in the table, however, Javascript also treats

DataTable('#myTable', { drawCallback: function () { console.log( 'Table redrawn '+new Date() ); } } ); Same

select columns from the table. Which columns are selected

individual cells from the table. What cells are selected

and data for each table in a settings object.

the values in the table - e.g. from start to

define which column the table should order on. For

one or more DataTable tables through the extensive array

Yes, you can do that. The key thought is that you need to insert the table container element, not the table itself. You can get the container using table().container(). Here is a little example. Allan

It generates an HTML table with 50 columns and

individual ID of the table you are currently dealing with. tableID = $(this).closest('table').attr('id'); I would also

There is an example here. i.e. Let DataTables render the table DOM - otherwise weird things are going to happen if both DataTables and React try to control the same elements. Allan

is displayed in the table rows. Possibly you could

@kthorngren , actually your suggestion helped. I usually avoid to use hard coded styles in HTML but I applied style="width:100%" from the example and now my table is responsive. Thanks a lot!

It sounds like you are looking for editing in the table. Have a look at our Editor software which does exactly that. Allan

class name, then the table is expired, and location.reload(true)

modal then making the table big again the buttons

hidden. Display the above table and hide the other.