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line after your SearchPanes initialisation table.searchPanes.container().find('.dtsp-searchPanes').css("display", "none"); This will

Use the order option to define the initial ordering. Kevin

You can loop all the rows using rows().every(). In the loop you can check for your condition then use row().child().show() to show the child. You can do this in initComplete or draw or whatever event suites your purpose. Kevin

please dump your DataTables initialisation here? One thing I

trying to do. You're initialising the variable uploadEditor, but

table = settings.oInstance.api(); $(table.table().container()).css('display', 'none'); }, initComplete: function(settings, json) { table = settings.oInstance.api();

Could you try replacing: "fieldInfo": '<a href="javascript:void(0);" onClick="globaljs.nestWindow(); return false;">Edit nests.</a>', with: "fieldInfo": '<a class="nestWindow">Edit nests.</a>', And then, just after the Editor initialisation add: $('a.nestWindow', editor.field('nest').node()).on('click', function (e) { e.preventDefault(); globaljs.nestWindow(); }); Thanks, Allan

You could do something like this here. It's not setting up any ajax at initialisation, but doing it on an event - in this case a button click. Would that work for you? Colin

Hi Kevin. I've done loads of testing and can actually achieve my initial aim by just wrapping the line table.columns(column).search('').draw(); with the !state condition. if ( !state ) { table.columns(column).search('').draw(); } So, thank you once again for pointing out a fix!

more complex than the initial implementation, which may make