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the data from the table internally but that action

each cell in the table to increase performance of

introducing complexity if multiple tables are used. In rows().every() the table context is automatically set

modify data in the table, only to retrieve it.

the data to the table internally, but does not visually update the tables display to account for

you want from the table. This method is the

the data from the table internally but that action

each cell in the table to increase performance of

to apply to the table, but does not update the table's internal caches of data

terms applied to the table etc. If a parent

the part of the table we are interested in

For an HTML loaded table like this, using a data formatter on export is probably the best option. Allan

the reload - e.g.: let table = $('#myTable').DataTable({ ajax: { url: '...', data:

I'm guessing you are using createdRow to change the background color. This runs only once. Use rowCallback instead which runs each time that table is drawn. Kevin

to have a duplicate table that is formatted in

lt;/div> $(document).ready( function () { var table = $('#example').DataTable(); $("#btnDownloadDcp").on("click", function (e)

const tableRef = useRef() const table = $(tableRef.current) After the html

The mjoin in the "groups_access" table also provides the values from the 'users_access' table multiple times in the fe response: { "groups": [ { "id": 1, "name": "Default" }, { "id": 1, "name": "Default" }, { "id": 2, "name": "Admin" }, { "id": 2, "name": "Admin" }, ... ] }

point. Everything above the table is fine. It echoes

CSS to override the table layout. For example: tbody