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Since you are using bootstrap 3 the technique in the techtip may not work. I believe Bootstrap uses a different technique for tooltips. This is BS 4 documentation but it might work with BS 3:

See if this thread helps.

See if this thread asking about the same error helps.

https://datatables.net/forums/discussion/comment/136890/#Comment_136890

https://datatables.net/forums/discussion/comment/177450/#Comment_177450

That'll be a font issue - you need to include the font family that those characters belong to. This thread should get you going,

https://datatables.net/forums/discussion/comment/125435/#Comment_125435

Possibly you could create a search plugin to do what you want. Maybe this example from this thread will help. It looks for a classname in the cell but you could look at the data attributes instead.

This example from this thread shows how to add/remove the select filters based on column visibility.

See this thread asking a similar question.

Are the null values empty strings? If so you will need to create a search plugin to filter out empty cells. When using search() or column().search() with en empty string, ie "", Datatable…

The rows are still selected even though they are filtered. However you can manipulate the info element to show what you want. See Colin's example from this thread. You can add the selector-modifie…

This example from this thread shows how to only have a single child row open at any time,

There are a few threads that have examples: here, here and here.

This thread talks about adding a second sheet - so it would be worth looking at that. If that doesn't help, we're happy to take a look, but as per the forum rules, please link to a test case - a test…

Here is a thread asking a similar question. I believe there are others on the forum. Maybe they will help.

Seems like this issue has been around for some time. There are a few threads discussing it like this and this. @allan can confirm for sure but I suspect there haven't been any changes and when he s…

See if this thread helps. Looks to have lots of ideas. If it doesn't help then we will need to see a link to your page or a test case replicating the issue to help debug.

This example from this thread shows different ways of representing the same data and removing duplicates,

You will need to use a regex expression. Instead of 47,41 you will need to use 47|41. Try this example. Type 47|41 in the Age column and turn on regex and turn off smart search. You should see all…