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Found the answer: https://datatables.net/reference/api/rows().invalidate()

Going to need a bit more information than an empty post to be able to help I'm afraid. If you could link to a test case showing the issue, as indicated in the template text that would be great. Thanks, Allan

Typically Datatables will take care of this for you through its type detection operation. Generally when the sorting behavior is not as expected there is otehr types of data in the column. Do you have null or some other type in the data? Can you provide a link to your page or a test case replicating the issue so we can take a look? If not maybe you can capture a debugger image for the developers to look at. https://datatables.net/manual/tech-notes/10#How-to-provide-a-test-case Kevin

Hi Kevin, Thanks a lot regards

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