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//click function to insert data var nis=$('#id').val(); var name=$('#name').val(); var alamat=$('#address').val(); $.ajax({ url: "../controller/student.php/add_student"

This is kind of a new question, but I wanted to post it on here since all the code is already here.

Problem solved using $('#id').DataTable().column(0).search("^"+this.value+"$", true, true).draw();

this is the variable in the main screen to set the value var typeId = $('#Id').val(); this is my field in editor (Create) , { label: "Type Id:", name: "

function dibujaTablaResind(){ idArea = $("#areaId option:selected").val(); zona = $("#zonaArea").val(); objetivoSele = $("#idObjeResInd option:selected&qu

$('#suchButton').on('click', function (event) { dataTable.destroy(); $.ajax({ url: 'suche.php', type: 'POST', data: $('#id_form_artikelsuche').serialize() + "&am

$('#suchButton').on('click', function (event) { $.ajax({ url: 'suche.php', type: 'POST', data: $('#id_form_artikelsuche').serialize() + "&ac=a

* <"#id.class" and > - div with an id and class

() { debugger; MapId = $("#Id").val() !== "" ? $("#Id").val() : 0; // Configure the editor for locations unusedLocationsDataTableEditor = new $.fn.dataT

The issue I'm still dealing with is the scrolling to a row #ID (in this case the next error record) does not behave consistently or in what I would think is an intuitive manor.

$('#detailedTable tbody').on('click', 'tr', function() { $('#id').val(table.row( this ).data()['id']); var tr = $(this).closest('tr'); var row = table.

$(document).ready( function() { $("#idDataTables thead tr:eq(1) th").each( function () { var title = $('#idDataTables thead tr:eq(0) th').eq( $(this).index() ).text(); //$(

/>http://legacy.datatables.net/usage/options#iDisplayStart)<br /> "iDisplayStart": 0,<br /> "fnDrawCallback": function () {<br /> alert("

visit: http://legacy.datatables.net/usage/options#iDisplayStart) "iDisplayStart": 0, "fnDrawCallback": function () { //Get page numer on client. Please note: numbe

sample = Ratio; } $("#id=row-" + rowid + "-sample").innerHTML = sample; }

the hyphens that enclose the #id like ' and '.

http://datatables.net/reference/type/row-selector - see the section on "string - #ID"

var tableCase = $('#searchlog').DataTable(); $('#idCaseSensitive').change(function () { if (this.checked) { flag=true; } else {

} } }); $('#idCaseSensitive').change(function(data) { if(this.checked) { return true; }else{ return f

function filterColumn ( i ) { $('#idtable').DataTable().column( i ).search( $('#col'+i+'_filter').val() ).draw(); } $(document).ready(function() {