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I figured it out. I had to add the following (based on Allen's reply) to my initialization:

Applying any filter overwrites the content of the first (left-most) cell in the first (top) row with the value from the first cell in the last visible row.

You can always parse the DOM data for DataTables like so:

Can I have more than one Datatable on the same page, with different "id"?

Hello guys,

My data set currently have 7 columns, I want to add a new row to my current data table at column 7, which is action column, whereby I will want add my submit button

You can only configure a DataTable once - so move the ajax option into the other initialisation, and use $().DataTable() - see the second top FAQ for why.

I'm new to jQuery and just started experimenting on dataTables - client side processing.I know that for clientside processing of dataTables all the data needs to be fetched at once from server, but …

Good day,

Can you mix and match these two systems? I'm using the API to add ColVis to the datatable. If I include the following :

Hello Allan, i have narrowed the problem:

Hi Allen, i have checked the DOM.

Hi @allan,

I am trying to use the new api to search a table in an ASP.Net MVC app. I have 3 columns. The first column is rendered as a hyperlink using an int value from my controller. The second is just a text …

Hi everybody,

The problem is that you are calling fnSort before the Ajax language file has been loaded. What you should do is use initComplete:

$searchTermsAny - I'm afraid I have no idea what that variable is. But it sounds like you want to update the script to consider the columns[i][searchable] parameter that is sent to the server for eac…

Recently, I was being requested to make some changes to an existing instance of Editor.

Same Problem on a another report page. This time, it is a whole table (Without data content) which appears duplicated.

I'm new to the Datatables plug-in and I'm experiencing a very frustrating occurance/issue and I think it's related to the Datatables plug-in.