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I have tried to reproduce your problem according to your code and I come to following conclusions:

1. You can not modify file under resources directly. Here is explanation why.

2. I managed to append new JSON to the file (using your approach but saving file locally) but it's probably not what you expect (json structure is corrupted):

In step 1, with obj = client.order.create() and obj['id'] what you are getting is the order_id, and you have to save it in the DB corresponding to the Order.

We can blindly trust this created order_id since this is created in our server.

And on completing the checkout process of the order, the Razorpay returns razorpay_order_id, this will be the same as our order_id unless someone manipulated it. That's why the documentation says:

Do not use the razorpay_order_id "returned by the Checkout"

What does it actually mean is Do not use the razorpay_order_id "returned by the Checkout" directly in the

Your loadTable function is updating the DOM based on the current state of your application. You can extend this to set the disabled state of the prev/next buttons, and to set the selected class of the page number button.

Here's an example where the button state is set by the loadTable function. The click event handlers should only update the current page (ie. set the state of the app). Then you can do your rendering of the state in the loadTable function.

You just should inset cell data first. Then insert the link cell at the end of a table row.

http://jsfiddle.net/u1bvq376/

Here is a sample. Hope to help, my friend :))

For your first question: I'm not sure if that is very useful for the user, because if you sort your second page of the table you will always have the highest value in your first page of your table. And that is something you won't do I guess.

Second question: You see an [obejct object], because you want to show that object directly. You have to loop again to show the value for it.

You can't call .forEach() function on an object.

You can create two functions, where one of them is responsible for creating head part of the table and second function is responsible for creating body part of the table. Pass the headings array to the function that is responsible for creating table's head and pass items array to the function that is responsible for creating table's body.