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@Allan Thanks.

Hi @ersatpal127 , Yep, that's just standard behaviour for server-side processing, see the example here, Cheers, Colin

Hi @ShahiDev , Take a look at this example here, it shows how to set the ajax.dataSrc when it isn't data. You're using sAjaxDataProp at the top-level of the initialisation, but that isn't a supported option. Cheers, Colin

Can some one please help? We are stuck with this issue for over a month. We have purchased the full version of editor datatable as well.

Hi @laxmipark , As Kevin said, a test case base for these, as there's so many variables when it comes to setting the width. This example here may help though - it showing what you need to do (such as removing 100% from the HTML on the width, setting it in the CSS, etc.). Cheers, Colin

Without a test case its a bit confusing to understand what you are trying to do. https://datatables.net/manual/tech-notes/10#How-to-provide-a-test-case I put together this example which may help: http://live.datatables.net/legusoha/1/edit It uses columns.render to display the button. It uses the meta parameter to get the row ID which is used to give each button its own ID. I have an event handler which prints on the console the Button's ID. Kevin

I just took a look, but I'm seeing multiple DataTables, all loaded, and all with data. What makes you think they're not being created?

Ooo - I think you are going to run into a whole lot of problems if your primary key is a binary value and you are using the Editor PHP libraries. It assumes on a fairly fundamental level that the primary key will always be a constant value from the database through to the web page and Javascript. Converting it isn't something that the libraries are set up for I'm afraid. Can you change your primary key to be an int? Allan

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