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the message into a table header row and footer

an input when the table load. I saw that

intended behavior because the table is by default sorted

Correction to the above comment this is what fixed my issue.. // Activate an inline edit on click of a table cell $('#rfpworking').on( 'click', 'tbody td', function (e) { editor.inline(this), { onBlur: 'submit', } ; } );

And here's what the table is now populating: https://gyazo.com/11dc4562115ac8a390575918cd2a00d3

once to filter the table. Kevin

Yep, that's all you should need - see here. It suggests that code isn't initialising the table - is something else doing it perhaps?

Hi @nivappweb , No, Editor assumes each cell is configurable. You could style the table perhaps to make it look like three consecutive cells are in one group, perhaps. Cheers, Colin

The filter() API doesn't affect the table. Did you try tabla.column(2).search(1).draw()? Kevin

iDataIndex) { // check if current table is part of the