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I finally got this to work. The key was in the fields section of the $.fn.dataTable.Editor() function.

Good theory, but removing fixedHeader didn't solve the problem. I even configured a new download without the fixedHeader extension and still have 2 vertical scroll bars.

I am instantiating my table as follows:

The <div> containing my DataTable displays 2 vertical scrollbars, one of which scrolls the outer part of the table containing the header and footer, with the other scrolling the table data. I'd…

Just wanted to provide an update:

I tried deconstructing GetFormatter a little more. On the C# side, it looks to me as if I am seeing the correct data returned.

Object

&lt;table id="example"

is this it?

Sounds like this is not executing:

@allan, I upgraded to Editor 1.8.0 today and revisited this and I'm still not getting the original event passed to the OnReturn event.

In my situation, I am using Editor in an ASP.NET 5 application (.NET Framework) with a SQL Server 2014 database.

I was being an idiot.

I'm sorry, but I don't have a link to my table.

I have two tables: Accounts and Transactions.

Ok, after trying for 20 minutes to work this solution I opted for a much simpler (albeit hacky) way of doing this.

Hello,

We don't currently provide that ability built in. The default formatted used are here. You could expand that in the code or use the customize` callback to add it yourself to the Excel spreadsheet.

See this FAQ post here for the options. For that size of data, you'll almost definitely be needed serverSide though.

i changed it slightly to this. so its more understandable