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async function(req, res) { const table = new DataTable( db, 'staff'

be applied to the table simply by calling Editor.where()

session variable new Editor(db, "table") .Model<TableModel>() .Validator( (editor, action,

checks the host Editor table, not any other database tables - so if you have

SearchPaneOptions.Table( string ) - The database table name that the options

StaffController : Controller { public ActionResult Table() { var settings = Properties.Settings.Default; var

information to a database table that details what user

in two or more table columns, rather than just

your database with the tables and data required for

failed or redraw the table with the updated data

The easiest way would be to call $.fn.dataTable.isDataTable() to see if the table has already been initialised. That should do the trick, Colin

the text if the table is empty during initialization,

By default, the table will fill the available

hi @kthorngren thanks for help this: // Append a caption to the table before the DataTables initialisation $('#example').append('A fictional company\'s staff table.'); $('#example').DataTable( { )} append on the footer in need on the top of header and apear in print

in pdf then the table will look as follow

After adding only the table that interests me with

and cells in the table body) only when they

have style="width:100%" on the table tag as shown in

As the error says, you're initialising the table twice, with different options - on lines 9 and 134. You need to tweak your code so there's only one $(document).ready() and initialise the table once in it. Colin

You would use events for that - look at the last example on this page, as it's logging changes to a different table. Colin