How do I handle unique IDs for multiple DataTables in Laravel

1. Create separate DataTable classes for each table: For example, you can create `UsersDataTable` and `ProductsDataTable` classes that extend the base `DataTable` class.

2. In your controller, pass the required DataTable instances to the view:

php
public function index(UsersDataTable $usersDataTable, ProductsDataTable $productsDataTable)
{
    return view('dashboard', [
        'usersDataTable' => $usersDataTable,
        'productsDataTable' => $productsDataTable,
    ]);
}

3. In your view, render each DataTable using the `@extends` and `@section` directives, and specify a unique table ID for each instance:

html
@extends('layouts.app')

@section('content')
    <div class="row">
        <div class="col-md-6">
            {!! $usersDataTable->table(['id' => 'users-table']) !!}
        </div>
        <div class="col-md-6">
            {!! $productsDataTable->table(['id' => 'products-table']) !!}
        </div>
    </div>
@endsection

@push('scripts')
    {!! $usersDataTable->scripts() !!}
    {!! $productsDataTable->scripts() !!}
@endpush

4. Customize the JavaScript to interact with each DataTable instance using the unique table IDs:

javascript
$(document).ready(function() {
    var usersTable = $('#users-table').DataTable();
    var productsTable = $('#products-table').DataTable();

    // Add event listeners or perform other actions on the tables
});

By using unique table IDs for each DataTable instance, you can ensure that the JavaScript code correctly targets and interacts with the appropriate table.

The key points are:

1. Create separate DataTable classes for each table.
2. Pass the DataTable instances to the view.
3. Render each DataTable with a unique table ID.
4. Use the unique table IDs to interact with the DataTables in JavaScript.

This approach allows you to handle multiple DataTables on a single Laravel view without any conflicts or issues.