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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 method provides the same functionality as column().columnControl.searchList() but for multiple columns. As a result, it is expected that you would typically use the refresh option with this method call, rather than providing an array of options, which would then the applied to all columns.

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.

You can call search() rather than manually putting

aren't include in any searches as DataTables doesn't know

it the top right search will return no results.

can find this. I search through it and found

The search is performed by the server-side script, not the client, so that would be the place to look. Colin

Because you've got that code in the initComplete, and while using columns(), it will only search on that final table. You can move out and ues tables(), see here, Colin

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they don't match the search expression. If you use

and then click on search pane button, the calendar

mixing range filtering and search panes also causes the issue, and is fixed by the solution, thanks!