Search

This is the section for showing how SearchPanes appears for each of the 5 styling frameworks supported by DataTables.

This is the section to display how SearchPanes will perform with larger sets of Data. As well as basic configuration, there are examples with CascadePanes and ViewTotal enables, as these are process heavy and cause longer load times.

This is the section to show how SearchPanes integrates with some other DataTables extensions.

code>auto which will allow SearchPanes to determine the best

p>This example demonstrates SearchPanes being operated using a

p>This is the SearchPanes extension for DataTables. This

possible to customise how SearchPanes appears to the user.

This is the section for advanced Examples showing SearchPanes capabilities. It shows SearchPanes behaviours with orthogonal data, unusual data and other situations where you may wonder how SearchPanes will interact with the DataTable.

This is the section for showing how SearchBuilder appears for each of the five styling frameworks supported by DataTables.

This section demonstrates how SearchBuilder will perform with larger sets of data.

is not working and search is also not working

for server side paging, search, etc. You can use

We were able to fix the Pagination issue ourselves. But when the data is arriving from 3 different MySQL tables, the column filter fails.! And more over the search text get automatically copied to the global search at the top.

Just create a VS C# MVC project, install the datables plugin...it works perfectly. Then install the search builder plugin, upon installing it fails to compile from there on.

val = $.fn.dataTable.util.escapeRegex( $(this).val() ); column .search( val ? '^'+val+'$' : '', true, false

With smart search, the string is searched across the columns - so

work it this way my brother. $('#example').dataTable( { language: { search: "_INPUT_", searchPlaceholder: "Search..." } } );

the test case 2) Search for "ang" 3) Note

You can use regular expressions, see example here - if you enter Tokyo|London" into the Office search, and check "treat as regex". The|` character would need to be the delimiter though, not a comma. Colin

to see if any search is being performed. If