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100%', 'width': '50%', 'display': 'inline-block', 'color': 'white', 'cursor': 'pointer',

having them use display: inline-block and adding styles to

and salary columns are inline editable. They are styled

p>Editor's inline editing ability (

fast editing options of inline editing (i.e. a single

fast editing options of inline editing (i.e. a single

show the row controls inline with the table, rather

HTML table tag or inline width style (style="width:100%"), it

When using server-side processing, rather than passing this into the inline() method (where this is the td cell) we need to translate the cell node into an index using cell().index(). The reason for this is that when server-side processing is enabled, each redraw will refresh the table, resulting in the original cell no longer being in the document (it has been discarded and replaced). Using the cell index allows the reference to the correct cell to be maintained over the redraw. This example shows that in practice.

no form was active. inlineCreate() would trigger a change

I hadn't tested it inline - apologies. For exactly the

clolums only: // Activate an inline edit on click of

enddate" } ] }); loadCombinedTable(); // Activate an inline edit on click of

You've got a custom call to inline() combined with KeyTable's own Editor handling which itself calls inline(). What to do is remove your call to inline() and just let KeyTable handle the inline editing in this case. Allan

The easiest way is to set all for the submit option in the form-options - see example here. . That way all the row's data will be sent back to the server on the inline edit. Colin

image does not save inline like it does without

two classes; one for inline and the other for

Thanks that covers my use case perfectly. I did make some attempts at searching for the answer but obviously not enough. The following works for me perfectly. formOptions: { inline: { drawType: 'none', onBlur: 'submit' } }

when I try to inline edit in the child

As Allan said, that blog post documents how to do it, and it will support inline editing. Could you link to your page, please, that'll help us understand the issues, Colin