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That is the XHR response. You will want to look at the request tab and the parameters sent in the request. Also note that draw: 0 is incorrect. This is a sequence number and Datatables starts with 1. 0 will not be sent nor expected by Datatables. See the server Side Processing docs for more details. This might be the issue you are seeing. Kevin

Ok. Thanks Allan.

Hi Kevin! Thank you very much! Now it works! :D That was the last step to the right solution! Have a nice day - greetings from Brazil Hubert

Hi Sandy, thank you for your reply, good to know it is possible. I'll give it a go and let you know how I get on. Chris

@kthorngren Perfect! It worked! Thanks!

You would CSS, but have the selector inside the class dtsp-panesContainer as that's specific to the SearchPanes, Colin

Look at the browser's console. You are getting this error: Uncaught ReferenceError: google is not defined at functionInit Start by fixing that error. Your test case has a lot of code. Maybe try simplifying it to get the Datatable to work then add back the code removed to simplify. Kevin

Hey, I asked a similar question a few weeks ago. See here. In short, if you want to add your own drop down values, you're going to have to write some custom components for it. I referenced [custom conditions] a lot, and that's probably what you'd want as well. Maybe.

Hi @charlesgodwin , I've just made the changes to add those conditions into SearchBuilder. This will be available in the next SearchBuilder release which we hope will be in the next few weeks. Until then you can access the fix from the nightly builds. Thanks, Sandy

You can use the searchPanes.i18n options for that - see here, Colin