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false) { $(this).remove(); } }); //// Apply the search table.columns().eq(0).each(function(colIdx) { //alert(colIdx); if (colIdx

about this. Will the search function work? If you

user makes a new search to update the search

This should do it: table.rows( { search: 'applied' } ).select() Allan

error There is no :search pseudo class. However, as

This is called "binning" - the alphabet search shows one possible way to do it. Basically you need to loop over the data and just have a counter for each option. Allan

text: 'CSV', exportOptions: { modifier: { search: 'applied' }}}, { extend: 'excel', text:

Thanks jr42.gordon for the reply. Goal was to apply column search for each column after the table is initialized. found a way out of it by using this.api().columns() var table = $('#example').DataTable({ "initComplete": function(settings, json) { var columns = this.api().columns(); }

so they have to search for it. It also

Google.com and then search for "Javascript unit testing" would be my first approach :-). There are lots of frameworks available - you could try and few out and settle on the one you like the most. Allan