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that, there are two options: We put the XLSX

Hi @sjw01 , This example here discusses options. This here is an example from another thread, which could be used as a template. Cheers, Colin

In essence yes - although you need to create a new instance using new as in your comment: var newRecordEditor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { // options } ); Allan

there are lots of options and its not easy

when any of the options listed won't be able

with stateLoadParams and remove options you don't want. Cheers,

this, it works. var options = [ 'System Architect;', 'Software Engineer;',

is to use the options for columns The other

No, if you look at my example, the ajax is an object, with the other options inside. Your one should look like: $(document).ready(function() { $('#example').DataTable({ "processing": true, "serverSide": true, destroy: true, "ajax": { "url": '#{jsonConversionAction.showDetails()}', dataType: "json", "type": "POST" }, "columns": [{ "data": "name" } ] }); });

best of the evil options... I take your point