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I removed table.data and took those data in a separate json file and implemented through http calls and it worked properly. Once I increased number of columns, and prepared a json response for it, ofcourse the columns heading showed up but the data doesn't. Looking at the pagination I can see that it has 9 pages (as i have 87 entries) so I know that I am receiving all the data from the json response but nothing shows up, and when I am clicking on pagination it gives me -> item[column.name].match is not a function. Any help or suggestion is welcome.
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I hope you resolved your problem since you posted this message but for others:
The item[column.name].match error is due to an item with null value in your data.
You need to replace your null values by empty strings then your data should be displayed.
This issue seems to be a duplicate of the #412 (where i found the solution)
I removed table.data and took those data in a separate json file and implemented through http calls and it worked properly. Once I increased number of columns, and prepared a json response for it, ofcourse the columns heading showed up but the data doesn't. Looking at the pagination I can see that it has 9 pages (as i have 87 entries) so I know that I am receiving all the data from the json response but nothing shows up, and when I am clicking on pagination it gives me -> item[column.name].match is not a function. Any help or suggestion is welcome.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: