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api = this.api(); // Apply the search api.columns().every(function() { var that = this;

when I want to search some elements from the

using this instead: .column(7, { search: 'applied' }) Allan

Ah no, I press enter when I want to trigger event. Thats not the problem. Problem is how to send multiple search filter data to server.

You could do this with the css operator ( tr:not('.selected') ) but I would only do this on the simplest of tables since paging, search, and row info sections would not reflect this properly.

print', 'colvis' ] } ); // Apply the search table.columns().every( function () { var that

that error. A google search of metspace seems to

A simple forum search finds this: https://datatables.net//forums/discussion/40288

That gets the current search filter. A much easier

Could you have the server return an empty result set when a request is made with an empty search string? That would make the client-side aspect easier. Allan