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Interesting question! Have you tried making up the 'select' with something based on the inline snippet? // Activate an inline edit on click of a table cell $('#example').on( 'click', 'tbody td:not(:first-child)', function (e) { editor.inline( this, { buttons: { label: '>', fn: function () { this.submit(); } } } ); } );

For 1 and 2, you can use the events, such as submitComplete - the data is the fourth parameter. I don't follow 3, do you mean something like inline editing? Colin

Can you post the formats you're using pleas - both wire and display, and the JSON that you're getting? The inline edit would be the same as in the form. Colin

Hello Colin Ah great...would it also work with inline editing? cheers richard

class where you want inline in the return string,

initEdit is probably the event you want here. The alternative would be to not use KeyTable's automatic Editor integration, but rather call inline() yourself when the key event is triggered. Allan

KeyTable to automatically trigger inline editing instead of using

Use editor inline editing: https://editor.datatables.net/reference/api/inline() editor has libraries for PHP, node.js and .net as well. I use it with PHP and MySQL.

You can force a submission, with submit: 'all' in the form-options, giving you something like: var editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({ ajax: $table.data('editUrl'), table: '#myTable’, fields:myFieldArray, formOptions: { inline: { onBlur: 'submit', submit: 'all' } } }); Colin

Hi Kevin Thanks for getting back to me, I've solved the issue by doing this : // Activate an inline edit on click of a table cell $('#example').on('click', 'tbody td:not(:first-child) td:not(:nth-child(2))', function (e) { editor.inline(this); });