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You'll need to ask WordPress support how you can include jQuery on both client facing pages and the admin pages. Allan

Thanks for reporting. This has actually been reported before (DD-1425 for my reference) - and we'll report back here when there's an update. Colin

Use either createdRow or, if the data changes, rowCallback to set the attributes. Kevin

I solved the problem. Wrong: Route::get('/list', 'OrderController@readOrder')->name('orders_list'); Route::post('order-all', ['as'=>'order-all', 'uses'=>"OrderController@readOrder"])->name('order-all'); Correct : Route::get('/list', 'OrderController@getAllOrder')->name('orders_list'); Route::post('order-all', 'OrderController@readOrder')->name('order-all'); The problem is that we call the same method from the controller. I had to return a view first. Thank you for your help and your time! Thank you, Kevin!

I replied to your other comment on the other thread. Please post comments only once to avoid duplication of effort.

Have you checked the versions like the message suggests? Colin

The problem is browser not responding on huge amount of data. And DataTable take so much time to load. Start with this FAQ. So for that, I want to show x number of rows in DataTable and rest Export as Excel. Where x can be changed. If you use server side processing as described in the previous FAQ link then see this FAQ regarding exporting server side datatables. Kevin

Thanks for the test case, that helps. This example should help, @kthorngren made it for another thread. It shows how to query those input elements. Colin

Editor is a licensed product that you need to purchase to use. The details are here. Before purchasing you can download a trial version which lasts two weeks. Once the trial is over you need to purchase Editor to keep using. If you still have questions please provide more specifics of your question. Kevin

This thread should help, it's asking the same thing. Cheers, Colin