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Yep, that's the way to go, as there isn't a method to add classes to the form during the initialisation. You could do something like this, which is adding a class in that event: editor.on('open', function() { $('div.DTE_Body').addClass('twoColumns') }) Colin

a sanity check: does initializing an event listener like

error: Unsafe attempt to initiate navigation for frame with

Yes, @tangerine, it was my mistake. Initially I tried to have individual column searching with text inputs only. There was no crucial info about Ajax in the comments section. That's why the page should be updated with such info.

orderCellsTop: true, fixedHeader: true, initComplete: function () { let c = 0;

using this for filter initComplete: function () { this.api().columns([2,3,4,5,6,7,8]).every( function () { var

I'm going to put an ajax call into the initEdit. Thank you very much!

value: [''] }, ], logic: '' } }, "info": true, initComplete: function () { // Apply the search

line, and how you're initialising the table - I imagine

I'm not too clear on the question, but initComplete is called when the initialisation is complete and the table is ready to be used. The options Kevin suggested, are also initialisation options. Colin