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Hi, There currently isn't a well defined why of doing what you are looking for with the PHP classes - however, it is actually possible with a little bit of a workaround. It is discussed in this thread. Regards, Allan

Hej Allan, I have problem in making it work in my project. I am a bit confused with optional arguments that is passed. could you please help with it.? I am calling the plugin first and then before I initialize my datatable. I am wondering if I have to pass any arguments locale or Collator(which is confusing) $.fn.dataTable.ext.order.intl(); $(function () { $('.example-datatable').DataTable( { "language": {"url": "//cdn.datatables.net/plug-ins/9dcbecd42ad/i18n/Swedish.json"} } );

Sorry, the and shouldn't be there.

I didnt include footer options in button definition earlier. Will include and try it, Thank you Allan

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Thank you and sorry for not checking.

Yeah - sorry if it wasn't clear in my reply. I did understand what you were looking for. Basically at the moment you need to add a console.log statement where I indicated above, or a break point there. That is the function that DataTables itself will call when triggering an event. The extensions generally have their own way of doing it. Allan

i have an idea. please review it, if its bad ,,please suggest a good idea. in my database client_status is 0,1,2,3. in getClients.php file the corresponding html is encoded in json.

I figured out what the problem was, The data was still in string format and needed to be JSON.parse(data);

The tbody is inside of the foreach loop. Move it outside and it will work as expected. At the moment every row has a tbody, rather than there just being a single tbody (which currently is all DataTables supports). Allan