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Great, thanks for those suggestions. They address the extraneous scrollbars, the search box positioning and the wrapping of the information column. However, perhaps because I removed the overflow-aut…

Right. Instead of using filter() use rows() with a row-selector as a function to select the rows based on values in multiple columns. Updated example:

$(`#table-request`).DataTable({ data: myObj, scrollY: 500, scrollCollapse: true, scroll…

Hi, i'm using Data Table like this

I just tweaked the example in this thread, see here, and this does what you're after and provides touchscreen multi-option selection. I tried it on mobile and it works a treat, so it should give you …

Thanks @allan, I'm touched by your kind response to many people's questions..

I've incorporated your suggestions, and my test page is looking a lot better - the scrolling and the column width issues are gone (thank you!). There are, however, some problems remaining, as illustr…

Here is a link to a page which displays the problem:

Here is a link to a page which displays the problem:

I believe this is now resolved in the latest nightly as a result of this fix commit.

Hi Lisa,

Trying to make 1 (or more) fields disappear based upon a boolean. This is working.

We were previously using DataTables with jQuery-UI. Last year, we had an issue with FixedHeader & the screen jumping vertically back to the top (unable to scroll down). Allan resolved this …

I've updated the test case with the data I'm using. With the condition set to less than < one of the rows behaves but the other isn't. Capacity at 10 and Occupnacy at

Thanks for the response, Kevin.

Thanks. I'm now using infoCallback and it works as expected with the percentage rounded to 1 decimal place. Very useful.

That solution works in this test case:

I'm attempting to have one cell change colour depending on the value of another cell. The table looks like below:

Link to test case:

Link to test case: