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

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