WebYou second option will only get one row if multiple are selected. You would use: table.rows ( { selected: true } ).data ().pluck (0) EDIT: The above will return an API object. If you just want an array of the data then add toArray (), for example: table.rows ( { selected: true } ).data ().pluck (0).toArray () Webvar rowData = table.row (this).data (); alert (rowData); }); }); Whenever my alert triggers from the row click it pulls the css and div information, not just the data. I need it just to return …

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WebMar 21, 2015 · You can iterate over the row data $ ('#button').click (function () { var ids = $.map (table.rows ('.selected').data (), function (item) { return item [0] }); console.log … WebFeb 2, 2015 · When you click on a row,it basically removes any selected rows (they have the .selected class) and selects the row you clicked on. I also changed the code in the Shiny.onInputChange function so that it returns the number in the first column. bread stratford

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WebGet the row index of the selected row. Description DataTables stores the data for rows and columns in internal indexes for fast ordering, searching etc. It can be useful at times to know what these indexes are, as they can be used for efficient selectors in the row (), column () and other API methods which use selectors. WebDepending on you you are selecting the rows you will use rows ().data () with a row-selector to get the selected row (s) data. Then use whatever technique is needed to send that Javascript object data to your server side. Kevin This discussion has been closed. cosmic hawk