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select; } } ], responsive: true, language: { search: '', searchPlaceholder: 'Search item' }, processing:

passed on to the search plug-ins as I wasn't

any by performing a search that removes them. Then

Did you read these two threads Allan posted ini the forum link you provided? https://datatables.net//forums/discussion/comment/107640/#Comment_107640 https://datatables.net//forums/discussion/comment/86245 The second thread has the answer. Move your language option out of initCompelte and place your code to "Apply the search" in initComplete. Kevin

I would suggest removing the .draw() from this: column .search( '' ) .draw(); Since you are doing the draw here: dt.search('').draw(); This might be more efficient (or at least more readable) than using the every loop: dt.columns().search('') Kevin

Hi @Glyndwr , The best place to do this is in rowCallback, see here. The way you've done it in columns.render means that the search and ordering will be affected to. Cheers, Colin

params) { return { q: params.term // search term }; }, processResults: function (data)

I do have one SearchBox on each column in

selectedDate2) { table.draw(); } }); $('.switch').on('click', function () { //search function $('#WTM_LOG').DataTable().search('warning').draw(); }) }

Hi @ovais , There's a few similar thread discussing this: here and here. It would be worth doing a search for others if they don't help. Cheers, Colin