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Feature Overview

Capability map of UX DataTables and where each feature fits

This page helps you choose the right building blocks before you start coding.

Capability Map

CapabilityWhat it gives youPrimary entry point
Column modelingStrongly-typed column definitions in PHP/ux-datatables/columns/overview/
Client-side processingInline rows or Ajax-loaded datasets handled entirely in the browser/ux-datatables/guide/client-side-processing/
Server-side processingPaging, ordering, and filtering on the backend/ux-datatables/guide/server-side-processing/
Declarative filtersFilter popover with Doctrine conditions/ux-datatables/guide/filters/
Row actions & detail rowsEdit, delete, custom Ajax actions, collapsible detail templates/ux-datatables/columns/action-column/
DataTables extensionsExport, selection, responsiveness, scrolling, etc./ux-datatables/extensions/
API Platform integrationHydra response adaptation and auto Ajax wiring/ux-datatables/integrations/api-platform/
Mercure live updatesSSE-driven Ajax reload when data changes/ux-datatables/integrations/mercure/
Inline editingEdit rows via a modal with auto-generated Symfony Forms/ux-datatables/reference/edit-modal/
Ajax securityRoute protection, CSRF mutations, entity voters/ux-datatables/getting-started/security/
Reusable table classesEncapsulate all table logic in one class/ux-datatables/reference/abstract-datatable/
Code generationScaffold DataTable classes from Doctrine entities/ux-datatables/reference/maker/

Typical Architecture

  1. Build a DataTable config or an AbstractDataTable class.
  2. Define columns and options.
  3. Pick a processing strategy: inline rows, Ajax-powered client-side, or server-side.
  4. Add filters, actions, and extensions only when needed.
  5. Protect Ajax routes before production.

Next Step

Use /ux-datatables/features/when-to-use-what/ or jump to /ux-datatables/recipes/ for copy-paste setups.