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Here is the link to the site "https://stagingc.assettrack.cx/operations/dailyRunSheet.php". I guess you already have access to the site.

If you want to add button in each row you could simply use the render function to do that, something like this { data: "docStatus", className: 'text-center', render: function (data, type, row) { if (data==1 ) { return '<a href="../yourdestination=' + data + '" target="_blank"><button>Submit</button></a>'; } else { return 'Text'; } },

Link to test case: Debugger code (debug.datatables.net): Error messages shown: Description of problem:

Looks like you are using Angular Datatables which is a third party developed library that uses Datatables. This is not provided by the developers of Datatables. You will need to use their support mechanisms. Maybe this SO thread will help. Kevin

Not with the built in select field type, since that just uses a simple select. However, there are a couple of options: Use a datatable field type with server-side processing to search records. Use a library such as Select2. We do have a plug-in for Select2 to work with Editor. Add a text input field and bind your own Ajax call to it, then use field().update() to update the list of options as they come in. Allan

One option is to update the generated HTML link with the ID inside the click event handler. Another option, if you are selecting rows, is to create a button and a click handler for the button. In the event handler get the ID of the selected row and send it via jQuery ajax() to the server for deletion. Use the success and error functions to appropriately handle the response from the server. For example in success use row().remove() to remove the row from the client Datatable. Kevin

See if this thread has what you want. Kevin

Thanks for letting us know. Documentation is a challenge everywhere :) Allan

That was good timing - 2.0.3 is available now :) Release notes here. The one of interest in this thread is the second point in the "fixes". Allan

Currently no, with Editor's API abstraction that is no possible. However, you can use a VIEW with Editor which allows for any arbitrary SQL to be used as a data source. Allan