gridjs VS DataTables

Grid.js looks really nice. It supports most frameworks and even vanilla javascript, which you seem to need.

i created a table with help of https://gridjs.io/ library , now i want to show the table in center of the page for both mobile and computer .

Grid.js is a free and open source Javascript table plugin built with TypeScript. Grid.js has configurations for data binding, filtering, custom and multi-column sorting, cell formatting, search and pagination, selection, and support for React, Angular, and Vue.

I personally use Grid.js

I've done quite a bit of scouting for a solution, and it looks like many people gravitate around django-tables2, https://www.datatables.net/, https://bootstrap-table.com/, and a few others. The latter two are JS/HTML frameworks that can accept either Django templated HTML (of a table) or JSON, and they seem to prefer JSON to give you the most access to features.

If you’re only trying to not show 2000 results to the user at once, you could send them all and then use front-end techniques to paginate (a JS table library, for instance).

Don't know the plugin, but it looks like just a WordPress wrapper around the https://www.datatables.net/ datatable plugin. That plugin is very powerful and popular, there are many plugins for it too, pretty sure you can easily find a front-end developer to make the search more powerful.

I'm using datatables for displaying server-side data in tables.

I am using DataTables to create a table that is able to dynamically filter context. I am following the basic example, here.

I am trying to work with jQuery's Datatable JS for my project from this link.

I am using the jQuery DataTables plugin to sort the table fields. My question is: how do I disable sorting for a particular column? I have tried with the following code, but it did not work:

Great, currently I am using the Datatables from https://www.datatables.net, have a hard time with column fiiltering plugin (yadcf). Keep on!

The design called for a grid of 12 cards that could be paginated, searched, and selected. For instance if we have 32 cards, on multiple pages, we needed to be able to select all the cards, and on submit, persist 32 cards to the need controller action. After reviewing the specification, we decided to use DataTables, which we have already used throughout this Rails 5 application.