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$('#showinmodal').click(function() { // --- BootstrapDialog Message --- var queryMsg = $("<div>"); var tableQueries = $("<table>", { "id&q

var status = $('#status').val(); table.destroy(); loadCustomer(startDate,endDate,status); }) $('#refresh').click(function(){

$('#filter').click(function(){ var status = $('#status').val(); table.destroy(); loadCustomer(startDate,endDate,status); })

loadCustomer() var startDate; var endDate; var table; $(document).ready(function(){ $('#filter').click(function(){ var status = $('#status')

$('#status').on('change', function() { var status = $(this).val(); $.ajax({ type:"GET", url:"{{route('vendorInfo')}}"+"/"+"?sta

The first code snippet with the draw value is the request to the server. You have server side processing enabled which follows the request/response protocol described here:

`$('#myTableId thead').append(r); `$('#search_0').css('text-align', 'center'); `var api = this.api(); `// Apply the search `api.columns().every(function() { `va

@kleeh9091

$(document).ready( function () { $('#chk_box').prop('checked', true); $('#stocktbl').DataTable({ "pagingType": "full_numbers"

This section of the FAQ should help, it discusses various techniques to improve performance,

var table = $('#stocktbl').DataTable(); $('input:checkbox').on('change', function () { // Run the search plugin

//DataTables options var table = $('#salesdata').DataTable({ "statesave":false, "colReorder": false, "ordering": true, // false to disable sorting (or any other option) &

editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({ ajax: '/api/SalesOrderLines/' + $("#OrderNo").val() + '/orderNo', table: '#SalesOrderLines', "idSrc&

function startRptData() { x = $("#DataTableColumnsJSON").val(); columns = JSON.parse(x); vid = $("#ViewID").val(); sid = $("#ScanID").val() $.ajax({

You probably have seen this but the docs are here:

The response may be a valid JSON string but it also needs to be a format that Datatables supports. This page discusses the supported JSON data from Ajax:

$("#select_all_col_filters").click(function(){

table.order.listener( '#sorter', 1 )

You could set common defaults as explained here, then only set the values that differ for each table - that would reduce the code.

$('#show_zeros').on('ifChecked', function(event){ // alert('Show zeroes checked'); show_zeros = 'true'; $.ajax({ url: "t