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Hi @inquisitive_stha , Take a look at this example here - it's also retrieving objects. Cheers, Colin

Allan, Thank you for your input. We have resolved our issue with the following workaround: Javascript $('#btnSave').click(function () { var oTable = $('#tableTreatyMilestones').DataTable(); oTable.page.len(200).draw(); }); HTML

Can you post a link to a page so we can help debug? Kevin

I don't really understand this: #example #hello select{ width:250px; } So the select inside #hello should have width:250px, but I don't see an id element. I don't really understand what the code where an id attribute of id is doing or where it should be added. Allan

Hi @bagsiur , You can't hide and show rows like that. They can be removed with row().remove() and then added back in with row.add(). If you want the ability for them to be hidden/shown, you'll have to create a custom filter to remove the records. Cheers, Colin

Absolutely. Typically for that kind of thing I've seen a column with a "Details" link or button which when clicked will launch a popover. Allan

Thanks for posting back. Good to hear you've got it working now. Allan

Thank you. I still need to learn more about the API. ;)

Yep, but if you use that in conjunction with other events, as in this example, you can tell which event caused the load. It's a bit clunky, but I think it'll do the trick. C

Thank you very much for prompt supporting.