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  Public Ticket #3983620
Integration wpdatatable in elementor faultyor
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  • Shyal started the conversation
    4 days ago on Monday at 11:46am

    After creating a table in the wpdatatables administration, it is displayed correctly in the view there. If this table is integrated into an Elementor page, no records are displayed. However, pagination is functional. Please see the screenshots attached.

    Best regards
    Shyal Reuter

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  • Shyal replied
    2 days ago on Wednesday at 2:49pm

    With which version of WP-Elementor and with which version of wpdatatable was the integration of a wpdatatable tested and does it work without problems?

    We use the following versions:
    Elementor Pro - Version 3.27.1
    wpDataTables - Version 7.2

    Where is an update required?

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    Miloš replied
    1 day ago on Thursday at 11:59am

    Hello,

    First of all, I sincerely apologize for the delayed response. We’ve been experiencing an unusually high volume of tickets, and I truly appreciate your patience in the meantime.

    Regarding the issue you've reported:

    It’s currently unclear if this is directly related to Elementor. Since your table loads correctly in the back-end (WP-Admin) but not on the front-end, it does appear to be a conflict — potentially with another plugin, theme, or front-end optimization script.

    We did notice some errors in the browser’s JavaScript console, but haven't been able to pinpoint the exact source yet. These are not errors we typically see with wpDataTables.

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    As a reminder, wpDataTables is a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) plugin, meaning the table should appear the same both in the back-end and front-end. If there’s a difference, it usually points to a conflict with:

    • The current theme

    • Another active plugin

    • Caching or optimization scripts

    Please try the following steps:

    1. Theme Test
      Temporarily switch to a default WordPress theme (e.g., Twenty Twenty-Four) and see if the issue persists.

    2. Plugin Conflict Check
      Deactivate all plugins except wpDataTables.

      • Refresh the front-end and check if the table now displays correctly.

      • If it does, start reactivating the other plugins one by one, refreshing after each, until the issue returns.

      • This will help identify the conflicting plugin.

     

    - If that does not help - Please check, do you still have the server-side processing disabled on that table?

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    1. If you're using server-side processing, try disabling it temporarily:

      • Then clear/purge the cache of the page (via your caching plugin or your hosting control panel).

      • Refresh and test again.

      • If the table works after disabling server-side processing, the issue may be tied to caching or an Ajax conflict.

      In that case, you can either:

      • Keep server-side processing disabled, or

      • Exclude the page from caching, or

      • Disable caching entirely as a test.

    Please go through these steps and let me know what you find — especially if you manage to isolate the conflicting plugin or setting.

    Looking forward to your update.

    Kind Regards, 

    Miloš Jovanović
    [email protected]

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  • Shyal replied
    21 hours ago

    Hello Miloš

    First of all, thank you for your feedback.
    However, I can't easily implement some of the suggestions in a live system.
    Therefore, I think it would be best if we set up an account for you so that we can take a look at the situation directly on the back end.
    Please let us know if this option is practical for you.

    Best regardsShyal