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What does the server return in that case? You can see it in the network request in your browser's developer tools. Or if you are having problems with it, drop me a link and I'll take a look. Allan

I don't really understand the question I'm afraid. Do you want to trigger an input event synthetically? You'd do it just as you would for any other input element. Perhaps you can elaborate on what your use case and aim is please? Allan

The income from Editor is what makes it possible for me to continue to develop and freely support community use of DataTables. I hope you won't take it badly if I don't write a free example for you that doesn't help support the work I do :). The DataTables API is fully documented if you want to develop your own editing solution though. Allan

Doesn't that example basically do what you want? What's missing? You don't actually state what your question is. Allan

Thank you - email sent :) Allan

Thanks allan for your insightful answer.I appreciate the time and effort you took to provide me with a thoughtful response. Thank you for all that you do to make this community a great place to learn and share knowledge. :) :)

This thread should help, it's asking the same thing. Cheers, Colin

That's odd. I updated locally this example, and changed the configured keys for your definition, and everything worked as expected - the new dates were returned the server. When tabbing into the field, the calendar pops up, and changing the value updates it and sends to the server - this video here is showing that. Do you have the most recent versions of all the extensions and DataTables? Colin

Thanks Kevin. This worked: columns: '.editable'

You should be able to use the form-options to set submit to be 'allifChanged' - something like: PDS.Editor.inline(this, { buttons: { label: '>', fn: function () { this.submit(); } }, submit: 'allIfChanged' }); Please let us know if that doesn't do the trick, Colin