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columns([0,1]). Notice the plural columns. This search will be

different formats in the columns. At the moment the

Colin, thanks for the reply. I clicked on your example, but I do not see an IP address in any of the columns. As for the plug-in, I had mentioned that I am using the plug-in. thanks.

Thanks, Kevin. I solved it this way: $('#myInputTextField').keyup(function(){ var searchTerm = this.value.toLowerCase(); $.fn.dataTable.ext.search.push(function(settings, data, dataIndex) { //search only in the following columns (0 and 1) with OR operator if (~data[0].toLowerCase().indexOf(searchTerm)) return true; if (~data[1].toLowerCase().indexOf(searchTerm)) return true; return false; }) table.draw(); $.fn.dataTable.ext.search.pop(); })

type": "GET", "datatype": "json" }, "columns": [ { "className": 'details-control', "orderable": false,

xhr, status, error) { alert(xhr.responseText); } }, "columns": [ { "data": "CodiceElemento", "autoWidth": true

paging"": false, data: dataSet, columns: [ ");``` ``` //captura nome das colunas

50, "alle"]], "pageLength": 20, columns: [ { data: "time", className: "time_value"

Are you looking to use responsive to hide columns or something like this example? https://datatables.net/examples/api/row_details.html Kevin

There are exact 19 columns in my table. But