Search

This SearchPanes example demonstrates the searchPanes.cascadePanes functionality. This allows the panes to be filtered based on the values selected in the other panes. searchPanes.cascadePanes is false as default.

p>This example demonstrates SearchPanes being operated using a

This example shows how to initialise SearchPanes through the DataTable.SearchPanes constructor. Note that it is unlikely you'll ever need to do this, but it is included here for completeness.

This example shows how to hide the Controls and disable searching for all of the panes can be hidden by setting the searchPanes.controls config option to false.

This example shows how to hide the Control Buttons and disable searching for an individual column by setting the columns.searchPanes.controls config option to false.

This example demonstrates how to make the searchPanes appear at the base of the DataTable rather than the top through the use of the layout option.

panes by enabling the searchPanes

the filter button. The SearchPanes button is capable of

This is the SearchPanes extension for DataTables. It allows results to be filtered based on the values of columns. This example demonstrates how to only display the custom panes.

p>This is the searchPanes extension for DataTables. It

The search inputs are not created

sample code: var color=""; if(document.getElementById('red').checked){color="red|";} if(document.getElementById('orange').checked){color+="orange|";} if(document.getElementById('green').checked){color+="green|";} if(document.getElementById('yellow').checked){color+="yellow|";} color=color.substring(0, color.length - 1); var table= $('#table_id').DataTable(); table.columns( 2 ).search( color, true,false ).draw();

How to achieve same on key press if search box move to header? I have tried with $('input', this.header()).keypress(function (e) {... but it's not working.

This example from this thread should get you going, it's doing that. It's using regexes in search(). See also this example as a good way to experiment with those things. Colin

That's because you're not doing a column search, which would be column().search(). You're doing a global search (search()), so the search box will reflect the search that's being applied. Colin

not being able to search in that column, the

Thank You for answer, but as I can see regex search is what I am searching for https://datatables.net/examples/api/regex.html I must check is it possible in server side processing :)

I think you want to use the search() API instead of the columns().search() API. See the updated example: https://jsfiddle.net/3ysh9wa0/ Kevin

Ye I created a custom search, and used builtIn regex search to match both words. It's working thanks :)

work for me. The search clones the head to