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Hello, I had exactly the same problem. It was because of the CSS property "transition" inherited from my ResetCSS style sheet : * { transition: 0.4s; } Removing it solved the problem. Hope it can help.

This is a duplicate of your other thread. I've replied there. Allan

Are you using the DataTables component for Vue? There is still no test case, so it's really hard to say why something isn't working. You need to give me more information :) Allan

Not sure what your questions are but maybe these two examples will help: https://datatables.net/examples/api/multi_filter.html https://datatables.net/examples/api/multi_filter_select.html If you still have questions or issues please provide details. Kevin

Hi, You didn't complete the template text. Could you link to a page showing what you have tried so far please? Allan

Thank you allan

Hi Allan, Thanks for your feedback. For people who may be interested, here is the piece of code I use : $('#example').DataTable().columns().every(function () { if (this.search() != '') { i++; rslt += this.header().innerText + " = " + "*" + this.search().replace('((((', '').replace('))))', '') + "* - "; } }); (i == 1) ? s = '' : s = 's'; The s variable is only to be able to add an s if plural. Then when configuring pdfmake, I create a header, in the header I added a table, where I simply put the rslt text. It is very simple, but hard to find ;-) Now I am looking for a way to export in PDF NO RECORD without any table when the filters show no results !!!!! Still not found ;-)

What is happening is that the DataTable is being re-initialised, without previously having been destroyed, but also that the DOM node is not the original (i.e. the HTML has been over written). Here is a really simple demonstration of that: http://live.datatables.net/lavigiji/1/edit . If you hadn't included the mounted() function I wouldn't have known what was going on so quickly, but when your component is destroyed and then remounted, it will appear. You don't say, and haven't included a test case as we ask for, but I'd guess it works the first time it is mounted, then you get what you showed above on the second time, then the third time there are three controls, etc. Probably the easiest fix in this case is to call destroy() in an unmount hook. Allan

You can use column().nodes() to get the column noes which can be used as part of a jQuery selector to find the specific input you want. If this doesn't help please provide a test case showing what you have with specifics of how you want to find the specific input. https://datatables.net/manual/tech-notes/10#How-to-provide-a-test-case Kevin

You probably just need to use anonymous functions to do the grouping. See the example here. Allan