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column in the database table could be used for

data shown in the table might ultimately just be

the bottom of a table: var nameType = DataTable.absoluteOrder( { value:

the heights for the table controls, header and footer

and footer of the table to the page. Rather

or more commonly edited tables is not going to

wish to style the table as well - RequireJS does

the following in your table initialisation to create the

data-* properties from the table tag and use these

to use for the table. While this vastly simplifies

Because you've got that code in the initComplete, and while using columns(), it will only search on that final table. You can move out and ues tables(), see here, Colin

Second db table on the server. I

Your question is not very clear. What do you mean by "id"? The HTML id in your table tag? The primary key in your table schema? Or what?

each <tr> in the table? With the targets: -1

You can use rowCallback to update the colors each time the table is drawn. Kevin

Yes it is. example: < table class="table table-striped table-bordered nowrap" style="width:100%" id="table">

You have $('#example').on('click', 'tbody td.row-edit', function (e) { editor.inline(table.cells(this.parentNode, '*').nodes(), { submitTrigger: -2, submitHtml: '<i class="fa fa-play"/>' }); }); In line 2 you are using table.cells(...). You don't have a variable table. You are using tabla. Change table to tabla. Kevin

it to the other table then remove it. Something

Also the Bootstrap extension adds display: flex to the table wrapper which causes the .row class in not 100% width if table has too small columns.

might be triggering the table to reload from scratch