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very easy to do! initComplete: function(settings, json) { alert("Al momento

by assigning a class to the respective td element and then using the class in your JS. .... initComplete: function () { var table = this.api(); $('.filterHead', table.table().header()).each( function (i) { ....

Another option would be to remove the rows in initComplete - by then the records would be sorted - see example here. This is fine when not much data, but may not be as smooth if many records. Colin

That technique is independent of the type of select used. There is some select2 code at the bottom of the initComplete function that can be removed if you aren't using select2. Kevin

lt;filter_value>" } ] } ] Then during the initComplete function, it was a

put this into the initComplete function of the SearchPanes

there are no errors on the console. And like i said in my own "answer", I think its an Initialisation Problem. As i have not selected Anything in any table, the child canot send the selected id data.

your original code into initComplete and it would have

without serverSide? I had initially disregarded this notion, thinking

Do you mean something like this: http://live.datatables.net/kuwuxuqe/10/edit It's just adding another barcode into the header in the initComplete function. $('table thead tr th:eq(5)').html('<img class="barcode" jsbarcode-value="' + 'header' + '" />') Colin