server-side processing example with hidden row information
server-side processing example with hidden row information
Hi,
I have a problem with my page-buttons. I use the same code like the example with the only differnt that I use another SQL Syntax.
The pager show only
First Previous 1 Next Last
Showing 1 to 10 of 10 entries (filtered from 402 total entries)
Pls Help
I have a problem with my page-buttons. I use the same code like the example with the only differnt that I use another SQL Syntax.
The pager show only
First Previous 1 Next Last
Showing 1 to 10 of 10 entries (filtered from 402 total entries)
Pls Help
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Please refer to the documentation for what parameters your server-side script should be returning: http://datatables.net/usage/server-side
Using Firebug (etc) with the examples is also a good idea to see what is happening: http://datatables.net/examples/data_sources/server_side.html
My guess here is that your iTotalRecords and iTotalDisplayRecords returns are incorrect for the number of entries you have.
Regards,
Allan
thx for your answer.
I get the correct number of entries from server_processing_details_col.php -> {"sEcho": 0, "iTotalRecords": 402, "iTotalDisplayRecords": 402, "aaData": ....
The name of my colums are not written in lower case, could that's the problem ?.
I also tried debugging tools in IE8 and Firebug. I can't find any errors. Very strange ....
I don't think that sEcho should ever be 0. Are you correctly echoing back sEcho that is sent from the client-side? It should be cast as an int as well for security reasons:
$sOutput .= '"sEcho": '.intval($_GET['sEcho']).', ';
Regards,
Allan
I am using the example from the page http://www.datatables.net/examples/server_side/row_details.html. It works well in IE8, but in Firefox/3.5.7 it deletes the rows instead of showing the details.
Is there a problem with the example or with the library?
Thank you,
Flavius.
You might need to clear your browser's cache - it might has cached DataTables 1.5.6 and/or the old example code, which is a touch different (the change from iSortDir_ to sSortDir). I've just seen exactly that behaviour in Safari 4, and reloading fixed it for me. If that doesn't help, shout back :-)
Regards,
Allan
For some reason it didn't work after I cleaned up the cache (both IE and FF). So I reinstalled FF and now it works.
Thanks a lot ,
Flavius.