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with searchPanes.cascadePanes As standard, SearchPanes will not pre-select any

As standard, SearchPanes will be displayed with

As standard, SearchPanes will set the names of the pane based on the title of the corresponding column. This option customises that name. The order of the panes is then set using the searchPanes.order option.

As standard, SearchPanes will not be collapsed

the future. As standard, SearchPanes will be displayed with

As standard, SearchPanes will set the headers of the pane based on the title of the corresponding column. This option customises that text in the pane's header.

As standard, SearchPanes will overwrite the options

As standard, SearchPanes will be displayed with

As standard, SearchPanes will use OR logic

As standard, SearchPanes will be collapsible. A

You will want to use a regex search, for example ^0$. Make sure to run off smart searching. Read more about the search modes in the search() docs. Looks like you are doing something similar as this example. Kevin

looking for. DataTables' global search and the column search

Use a regex search. See this example. In the Global search input type accountant|tokyo. Check the Treat as regex checkbox then uncheck the Use smart search checkbox. Kevin

I write in the search field of the two

You would use a regex search term. Maybe Monday|Tuesday|Wednesday for example. Try it out with regex mode in the example I linked. Kevin

you mean to add this? $('#vocabulary_filter').search(s).draw(); No. search() is a Datatables API. See the examples in the docs. Something like this: var table = $('#example').DataTable(); table.search( s ).draw(); Kevin

Sounds like you might have a custom search input. By default there is no search button. See this example. Please post a link to your page or a test case replicating the issue so we can help debug. https://datatables.net/manual/tech-notes/10#How-to-provide-a-test-case Kevin

is change the regex search to use \\b (word

Good, setting searching option to false turns off that magnifying glass (search) in the table header. Now, how do I enable the search over each column?

You can get the search value using search(). It