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I got the answer. I was missing select: true in my datatable Thanks.. Love Dhaka

Looks correct to me. Can you link to a page showing the issue (per the forum rules). Allan

Awesome! That gives me a direction to go on at least. Thanks!

thank you !

Do you mean Editor? If so, then you are correct, it is commercial software, the proceeds from which enable the rest of DataTables to be open source software. Allan

Out of curiosity there any way to apply the function to all select boxes in one go? yes - using the node() method. That will give you the container nodes for the selected fields, and then you can pick the select elements from that: $( 'select', editor.node( [ 'field1', 'field2', ... ] ) ).on( 'change', function ... ); Regards, Allan

Hi, I've just added a reply in that thread. If you could provide a link to a page showing an issue, in that thread, that would be great. Thanks, Allan

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Hi Allan, You can close this ticket. None of the solution above worked, so I handled differently. Basically, rather than calling the editor edit() method, I build the ajax call myself and post exactly the data as I want them presented to the server. $('#dt_permissions').on('change', 'input.editor-active-read', function () { $.ajax({ type: "POST", method: "PATCH", data: { usergroup_id: $(this).attr("usergroup_id"), id: $(this).prop('id'), value: $(this).prop('checked') ? 1 : 0 }, url: "API/v1/AdminPermissions/update" }); }); Rgds Sébastien

You can use modifier() to get whatever was used to trigger the edit - a row index or node for example. You could perhaps use: var modifier = editor.modifier(); var data = table.row( modifier ).data(); Note that in postSubmit the data will be the new data for the row. By that time the row has been updated. Allan