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One option might be to send those values using ajax.data as a function, like this example. You will need to retrieve the parameters and incorporate them into you your query string in the server side processing script. Kevin

Link to test case: https://live.datatables.net/pivijine/1/ Error messages shown: No error message shown in console. Description of problem: Initially the search pane does work, after an ajax.reload the search pane doesn't work if you activate cascade for the serach pane. As seen in the test case it doesn't matter if you have 2 search panes or just one

scrollx is enabled, all was fine with 1.10. I'm trying to migrate and have the following problem: first load: then I search something else and: I tried to use columns.adjust, but it doesn't work. I think the problem is the growing of the title column, but why the table doesn't adapt as it used to do ? Any idea is welcome.

Well...think sorted it out...the returned JSON has to look like: { "data": [ { "DT_RowId": "155", "id": "155", "picture": "361", "name": "Some Name", "status": "7", "version": "0", "fremd": "f", "art": "3", "capability": [ 28, 14 ] }, Not as label/value pair... Now have to figure out what is the fastest way to convert from pgsql array to PHP array (o;

@allan Thanks for your support!

I think you will need to use ajax.data as a function. See this example. Kevin

If you mean programmatically, yep, that's possible, something like this example would do the trick: $('.dtsp-searchPane:eq(2)').find('.dtsp-collapseButton').click() Colin

Thank you Kevin, appreciate the help!!

Can you link me to your page showing the issue. Editor itself won't clear out the value if you stop the submit using the preSubmit event to stop the submission. Allan

Check this thread for the same question. The server script should never return draw = 0. See the Server Side Processing protocol docs for details of how the draw parameter is used. Kevin