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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

Not internally, but you can create your own input element, and do something like this, calling search() with the number. This example here shows how you can re-use the standard input element, Colin

Have added the 'searching': false, back into the code above, which removes one of the search boxes. Are you aware of another function that will take away the double Nav bars at the bottom?

browser uses for the search input type. Also worth

As shown in the columns().search() examples, you need to add draw() to execute the search, for example: oTable2.columns(3).search(searchTerm,true,false ).draw(); Kevin

to set the initial search. But when I try

to have the header search box to fix the

You need to include search.smart too - see your example updated here. I also removed the code after the initialisation, as that wasn't doing what you thought it was - it did a single search on the first column. Colin

Yep, you would need to do the same with the search filter as you are with the columns - i.e. regex. You could re-use the standard input search element as in this example from this thread. Colin

that's the issue - the search is being performed by

You would need to use regular expressions with search(), splitting the input string based on your '+' separator. This example here from this thread shows how you can re-use the standard search control, Colin