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demonstrates the behaviour of SearchBuilder when state saving is

demonstrates the behaviour of SearchBuilder when ColReorder is enabled

instead. This demonstrates how SearchBuilder interacts with columns of

p>This is the SearchBuilder extension for DataTables. It

p>This example shows how SearchBuilder interacts with cells rendered

This example demonstrates SearchBuilder when the searchBuilder.logic option over-rides the default logic used for groups upon initialisation. As the default is AND logic, in this example OR logic will be the default.

This example shows the behaviour of SearchBuilder with columns of type html which is present in the age column.

This example shows how SearchBuilder interacts with empty cells and allows for a demonstration of the Empty option.

demonstrates the behaviour of SearchBuilder when the

This example show SearchBuilder being used with DataTables' built in date() render which will take an ISO 8601 date string and display it in the user's local format. See the manual for more details.

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