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This FAQ might help you understand why it isn't working.

The "without problem in the first page" suggests in may be down to this issue here. Could you take a look at that, please, and if it doesn't help, can you post your code so we can see the i…

function findRows(s, col) { var T = $('#EventsTable').DataTable(); console.log("findRows: Searching for " + s); var C = T.column(col, { order: 'current' }).data().indexOf(s)

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Hi Chris,

'php/table.Events.php', table: '#Events', fields: [ { "label": "Event ID:", "name": "eventId",

'php/table.Events.php', table: '#Events', fields: [ { "label": "Name:", "name": "eve

`(function($){ $(document).ready(function() { var editor = new DataTable.Editor({ ajax: 'php/table.Events.php', table: '#Events', fields: [

this.dt = $('#eventsLog').DataTable({

Take a look at the BS Accordion docs to learn the events needed. Note it says this:

table.on( 'select deselect', function ( e, dt, type ) { if ( type === 'row' ) { var test = table.rows({selected: true}).data(); var events = $('#events'); events.

Instead of trying to remove items when deselected just populate #events just use the same event handler for both select and deselect, like this:

I'd like to be able to show the profile pics of one or more selected rows, but then as I deselect them, have those pics no longer show in the #events box.

$("#example").on('click','tbody tr',function() { var events = $('#events'); var test = table.rows($(this)).data(); /* var test = t

var sentData; var table = $('#events').DataTable({ "ajax": { "url": "get_results.php", "type&

var table = $('#events').DataTable({ "ajax": { "url": "get_results.php", "type": "get",

Information about 1 table available #events Data source: Ajax Processing mode: Client-side Draws: 2 Columns: 8 Rows - total: 3514 Rows - after search: 3514 Display start: 0 Display len

$( document ).ready(function() { do_search(); }); function do_search() { $('#events').DataTable().destroy() var table = $('#eve

Please see this section of the FAQ - this should get you going. Tl;dr - you need to use delegated events.

It sounds like you need delegated events, see this section of the FAQ.