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This does work, $id = '0'; $values = $editor['debug']; insert_error_log ( $db, 'error', 't_company', $id, $values ); But I currently don't have the $id of the item being edited or created in my scope and it also saves the SELECT queries as oppose to just errors. Should the $id var be available somewhere in the scope and can I access just errors, will they be in a nested element in the debug array. It's a little tricky to test as I haven't figured out how to force an error! Thanks Chris

Duplicate of this thread, closing.

thank, that work well

Thats a lot of code to dig through. Can you post a link to your page or a test case showing the issue? https://datatables.net/manual/tech-notes/10#How-to-provide-a-test-case Are you getting any errors (alert or browser console)? What happens, does the Datatable display but without the checkbox? In order to help we need more details and a running example replicating the issue. Kevin

Thank you, @kthorngren

It was the space, so problem solved. Thank's for help. Jirka

The error didn't come through. If its an alert and contains a link then follow the link for troubleshooting steps. Please try posting the error again. Kevin

It is setting the height of the rows - see this updated example for a more extreme example: http://live.datatables.net/puxepazo/4/edit . It is not setting the height "between" rows. That is cell spacing. Allan

Yey! Thanks!

Can you let me know if you get the same CORB response with this code? Yes, you can look in the browser's console for the error, Yes but is it possible to use the url instead of pasting the data into the data variable? Not sure, I haven't tried outside of the JS BIN environment. Do you see the CORB error in your browser's console? There may be some ajax options that might help. Or you can send an ajax request to a server script which gets the data and returns it as a JSON string. Kevin