jquery plugins - export yajra datatable all data to csv -

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i'm not able find solution saving records csv using yajra datatables.

currently i'm getting paginated records displaying on current screen (10 records), need records

i'm using yajra datatables buttons extension.

my current code :

    $('#export-table').datatable({     dom: 'bfrtip',     processing: true,     serverside: true,     responsive: true,     autowidth:false,     aasorting: [[6, 'desc']],     ajax: '{!! route('export.data') !!}',     aocolumns: [         {mdata:'name', name: 'name'},         {mdata:'address', name: 'address'},         {mdata:'phone', name: 'phone'},         {mdata:'cell_phone', name: 'cell_phone'},         {mdata:'email', name: 'm.email'},         {mdata:'company', name: 'company'},         {mdata:'date_taken', name: 'date_taken'}     ],     buttons: ['csv'] });

need save records csv

update

i'm using yajra datatables plugin laravel 5.0

after day long try, able resolve question , answer change serverside option value true false.

serverside: false

it may someone


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