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I also thought so but when I use var table = $('#Events').DataTable(); inside a script tag on that page, the auto refresh stops. Is there a way to disable datatables ajax on a particular page?

Sounds like the same issue described in this FAQ. If using delegated events doesn't help please provide a link to your page or a test case replicating the issue so we can help debug.

$(document).ready(function() { var events = $('#events'); $('#tguests').DataTable( { dom: 'Bfrtip', columnDefs: [ { "

See this FAQ about delegated events and the example linked in the FAQ.

I should also mention the recommended way to create events with Datatables is to use delegated events, instead of DOM events (onClick), as documented in this faq and this example.

This FAQ about events should help. See the example linked in the FAQ.

Here is a different example with how I would approach this:

Had to chain draw() to the rows.add().

Start with this FAQ about using delegated events. If you still need help then please post a link to your page or create a test case replicating the issue so we can help debug.

Start with this delegated events FAQ. If this doesn't help then we will need to see the problem. Your code snippet doesn't show your buttons in the rows and your click event handlers. Please post …

It sounds like you need to use delegated events.

This section of the FAQ should help, it sounds like a delegated event problem. If not, we're happy to take a look, but as per the forum rules, please link to a test case - a test case that replicates…

document.getElementsByClassName("btnChart").onClick=function(e){

See this example and this FAQ for more infomration.

I realize the FAQ has the section "My events don't work on the second page" at https://datatables.net/faqs/#events, but I do not have enough expertise with js to be able to work out the enti

$('#events').initDataTables({{ datatable_settings(datatable) }}, { // processing: true, // serverSide: true, searching: true, ordering: false, searchDelay: 200, dom: 'Bfrtip'

= api.context[0].fnRecordsTotal(); $('#events_list h5 span').text(recordsTotal); // Create tr filter var tr = $(''); // Count number of cells in a row var nbCells = document.getE

$('#events').initDataTables({{ datatable_settings(datatable) }}, { processing: true, serverSide: true, searching: true, ordering: false, searchDelay: 200,

$('#events').initDataTables({{ datatable_settings(datatable) }}, { searching: true, ordering: false });

See this FAQ. If this doesn't help then please provide the test case Colin asked for.