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called just after the rows().remove() call that Editor makes

Similar to the `dt-type row-selector` and `dt-type column-selector`, `dt-type

The structure of the row's data source in this

the data source for rows in the table. However,

i.e. based upon the row's data)

tens of thousands of rows it can make a

code>hr object in the row's data source object, while

will parse through the rows which are displayed, and

will add and remove rows from the DOM as

When using tables to display data, you will often wish to display column information in groups. DataTables fully supports colspan and rowspan in the table's header, assigning the required order listeners to the th cells suitable for the columns the element covers. As of DataTables 2, columns do not require their own unique header cell as was the case with DataTables 1.x - multiple columns can share a single colspan element, as shown in the example below. Only the Name column has a cell unique to it. Furthermore, when activating ordering on a colspan cell, it will automatically enable multi-column ordering for the applicable columns. DataTables will automatically apply ordering listeners and icons to all cells in the table header. If you wish to disable this, you can use the data-dt-order property on the th/td cells in the table header. The value of this attribute (if present, it is entirely optional) controls the ordering listeners and icons: data-dt-order="disable" - Ordering listeners will not be attached to these cells, nor will ordering status icons be shown. data-dt-order="icon-only" - Ordering listeners will not be attached to these cells, but the ordering status icons will be shown. If not defined, the cell will have an ordering listener attached and status icons shown (unless disabled with the columns.orderable option). See the columns.orderable option for more details. In the example below, the HR info has data-dt-order="disable" applied to it. The other cells in the header are all clickable and have ordering status icons shown.

store the filtered out rows IDs separately from the

data to build the rows the way you want.

option to define the rows to assign rowColor: red.

to use Child Detail rows to define what is

API call to make rows (in)visible, so that wouldn't

can "ignore" the hidden rows in cases where page

PO in the child rows section. I'm struggling to

am looping through selected rows using "rows().every()" addressing particular fields like

want to use the row().select() or rows().select() and row().deselect()

to individually remove them), rows().data() to get the data, and rows.add() to re-add the records,