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the built in ordering options at the moment and

Editor database libraries. Other options exist such as using

well it would certainly work if your json looked like: http://mosttraveledpeople.com/dteditor/testdt2.php {"data":[{ "ProjectName": "First Project", "ProjectNumber": "12345", "ProjectManager": "Tony Stark", "ProjectArchitect": "Steve Rodgers" }], "options": [] ] demo: http://mosttraveledpeople.com/testdt2.php

The $files parameter passed in, as noted in the documentation, is the entry from $_FILES for the uploaded file. The PHP documentation here describes the options in the array. So you would use $file['name'] to get the file name. Allan

My solution was to move the dataSrc and url options back into the initialization and add a method to my API that returns an empty Json Object.

That didn't work for me. However, heading over to the "dom" documentation, this worked for me: dom: "<lf<t>ip>", I'll be playing with the dom options to see the different ways it configures. Thanks for heading me in the right direction.

Thank you so much. I didn't really understand the different render options, but having you point me there let me focus on it and set the "filter" function along with the "display" function I had already set up. Works beautifully.

name: "sw_gm_feed.availability", type: "select", options: [ { label: "In Stock", value:

squareFeet is an array would you would need to use something like "data": "squareFeet[, ].sqFt". See columns.data for further details of the options of that parameter. Allan

is to return the options parameter in your DataTables