Search

This example demonstrates searching on rendered data, in this case the Office and Salary columns. searchPanes will use the same rendering as the associated table.

p>This is the searchPanes extension for DataTables. It

p>This example demonstrates searching on arrays which are

This example demonstrates how SearchPanes behaves when there is long data within a pane. SearchPanes will automatically truncate the string that is displayed with an ellipsis.

This example shows how SearchPanes interacts and works with the unencoded characters "<", ">" and "&" when they are present in the ajax data and a rendering function is in use.

This example shows how SearchPanes interacts and works with html entity replacement characters "&lt;", "&gt;" and "&amp;" when they are present in the ajax data and a rendering function is being used.

This example shows how SearchPanes interacts and works with html entity replacement characters "&lt;", "&gt;" and "&amp;" when they are present in the DOM.

This example shows how SearchPanes interacts and works with html entity replacement characters "&lt;", "&gt;" and "&amp;" when they are present in the ajax data.

p>This example shows that SearchPanes is not visible when

can be used alongside SearchPanes. By enabling

to apply the column search event handler, for example:

You can search for an empty string to clear the search, for exmple: $('#table').DataTable().columns(1).search("").draw(); You could create an event handler for the search input. Something like this: http://live.datatables.net/jorexujo/323/edit Kevin

This thread should help with controlling the column width with search inputs. You can use a classname to define which columns get the search inputs. See this example from this thread for ideas of how this works. Kevin

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