Unfourtunaly I can't provide a test case, as it is a closed system.
We are returning a http Webrequest as Object.
'HasAPI': data[index].HasAPI,
'IsGlobal': data[index].IsGlobal,
'IsMaster': data[index].IsMaster,
'IsSSO': data[index].IsSSO,
All are boolean values (true, false) in the object.
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HasAPI: false <--- Boolean
IsSSO: true <--- Boolean
IsMaster: true <--- Boolean
IsGlobal: true <--- Boolean
Error:
TypeError: t.replace is not a function
at L (dataTables.min.js:4:9187)
at c (dataTables.min.js:4:776)
at oneOf (dataTables.min.js:4:83993)
at st (dataTables.min.js:4:17847)
at d (dataTables.min.js:4:26228)
at X.<anonymous> (dataTables.min.js:4:52094)
at X.iterator (dataTables.min.js:4:47201)
at X.<anonymous> (dataTables.min.js:4:52049)
at X.draw (dataTables.min.js:4:48481)
When converting the data into a string, the table.draw() is working:
table.rows.add(
[
{
'HasAPI': data[index].HasAPI
}
]
Workaround -> 'HasAPI': String(data[index].HasAPI) it is working for all Boolean values.
Forgot: In Version 2.0.8 it is working, the issue appeared after update to 2.1
