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Ok, but I can to set first key ['id'] But DataTable is output JS alert error #1, I think because in my array key is int, and when I set string name...

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For example, after I created 'テスト' record, it was converted to 'テスト' when I edit.

Case #1: where record field is in an array:

var table = $('#1728ReportEdit').DataTable( {

var table = $('#1728ReportEdit').DataTable( { dom: 'Bfrtip', ajax: "php/table.1728ReportEdit.php", columns: [ { "data": "cnum" },

I've created a simplified version of what's going on. The "3 Columns #1" and "3 Columns #2" buttons show different tables with three columns. The "2 Columns" button shows

Hi,

Yes the value is there in source.

Hi,

Option #1 - I added data-editor-id to the <dl> tag. I also tried creating a div around the entire and adding data-editor-id to that. I also tried adding it to elements further up the ancestral

install datatables.net-bs#1.10.16

#1 /php/lib/Editor/Editor.php(1239): DataTables\Editor\Upload-&gt;exec(Object(DataTables\Editor)) #2 /php/lib/Editor/Editor.php(871): DataTables\Editor-&gt;_upload(Array) #3 /php/lib/Editor/E

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The issue comes when the user selects a record that they have previously modified, so that dropdown #1 already has a value, so then when the modal launches, no onchange event is fired to show the 2nd

* From page #1, click on link to redirect to page #2

I'm working on a project in which I'm requesting user input (containing database query parameters) from an HTML form, POSTing that input to flask, then querying a populated database accordingly. My da

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Since you are using server-side processing, then yes, you would need to modify the server-side script to handle a smarter search.