Your requirement for a solution that accounts for Javascript being turned off is not possible because the information row is generated only when you initialize the DataTable.
Your requirement for a solution that accounts for Javascript being turned off is not possible because the information row is generated only when you initialize the DataTable. The information row is wrapped in a div tag that gets its ID based off of the ID of the initialized table. For example, if your table was declared like this: The information row would appear in your DOM as this Showing 1 to 2 of 2 entries To prepend the 'delete' button to your information row, you need to use fnDrawCallback to include the button each time the table is rendered.
$("#myTable"). DataTable( { "fnDrawCallback": function() { $("#myTable_info"). Prepend(""); } } ).
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