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It's because you have searching: false Remove that line, and you'll be good to go - the SearchPane is searching, so it's using that setting. If want to disable the searching from the table, use dom - something like https://jsbin.com/qebirahadi/1/edit?js,output Colin

the search of the table. Not sure if this

Maybe you can call a function with the dataToBePassed that calls rows().deselect() for table B and usesdataToBePassed information to update the side view for table B. Kevin

incorrect. True that my table contains three columns which

You can use child rows for that, and have them automatically open when the page is drawn. The only downside is that child rows, as they're not part of the main table, aren't searchable. Colin

var index = $(this).index() + 1; $('table tr td:nth-child(' + index + ')').toggleClass("truncate");

highlighting: function highlight( body, table ) { // Removing the old highlighting

and interact with the table. If you could send

the scope of the table element, then of course

header as below. The table still has 3 rows,