Search

This object sets the text for the condition names in the condition select element. The defaults for each language option is listed below. equals: 'Equals' not: 'Not' startsWith: 'Starts With' notStartsWith: 'Does Not Start With' contains: 'Contains' notContains: 'Does Not Contain' endsWith: 'Ends With' notEndsWith: 'Does Not End With' empty: 'Empty' notEmpty: 'Not Empty'

This object sets the text for the condition names in the condition select element. The defaults for each language option is listed below. between: 'Between' empty: 'Empty' equals: 'Equals' gt: 'Greater Than' gte: 'Greater Than Equal To' lt: 'Less Than' lte: 'Less Than Equal To' not: 'Not' notBetween: 'Not Between' notEmpty: 'Not Empty'

This object sets the text for the condition names in the condition select element. The defaults for each language option is listed below. after: 'After' before: 'Before' between: 'Between' empty: 'Empty' equals: 'Equals' not: 'Not' notBetween: 'Not Between' notEmpty: 'Not Empty'

This object sets the text for the condition names in the condition select element. The defaults for each language option is listed below. contains: 'Contains' empty: 'Empty' equals: 'Equals' not: 'Not' notEmpty: 'Not Empty' without: 'Without'

This will set the placeholder text for the condition select element, by default this is 'Condition'. This dom element is available in custom conditions and plugins also.

form to use when searching a dataset. When using searchBuilder.preDefined searches, this value is also

This option allows for a limit to be set on how deep sub groups can be placed from the top level. The top level is considered the first level. Setting a searchBuilder.depthLimit of 2 would allow for criteria to be indented by 1 level as this would then be at the second level - the limit. As default the limit is false, meaning that criteria can be indented as far as desired. Take a look at this example to see this in action.

This is useful as it allows restrictions to be made on which data points can be filtered on. For tables with a large amount of columns, this prevents having a large set of options within the select element.

This example shows how to use the saveState.columns.visible configuration option (see stateRestoreConfig#saveState) to disable the saving of the table's current column visibility by setting the initialisation option to false. The default value is true meaning that the visibility of the columns will be saved.

This is the section for showing the key configuration options that are available with SearchPanes. This includes showing sub-totals, cascading the panes, selecting which panes to show or hide and pre-selecting rows to name a few.

How about from the API side to allow adding search criteria and leave it to the site developer to implement the UI side? Is this already possible and if so could you point me to the appropriate example?

is with the column search term. You have: column

Looks like there is a timing issue with adding the Search element to the DOM and immediately trying to access it. Move the code into initComplete like this: http://live.datatables.net/vebiqoxa/1/edit Kevin

Take this column search example and remove the

Thanks for your reply Colin, but the syntaxe is correct, to acces an object in laravel 'search' => ['return' => true] is ok

Use the search() API to programmatically execute searching. Kevini

@kthorngren I've made a change to it and after testing it seems to work. If a search starts with a quote it doesn't show highlighted individual characters... http://live.datatables.net/sehuviro/41/edit

it. you can not search in serial column with

Hi, DataTables build in search isn't actually technically a

you are correct. While search "7980" or any value