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Allan, This new script works great. table.columns().eq( 0 ).each( function (columnIndex) { $( 'tr:eq(1) th', table.table().header() ) .eq( columnIndex ) .find('input') .on( 'keyup change', function () { table .column(columnIndex) .search( this.value ) .draw(); } ); } ); Thanks for all your help and patience. Looking forward to DT2. Cheers, Paul

for each of database table but because of the

but having problem with table footer for the sum.

code: editor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { table: "#tb_data", idSrc: 'codigo_gas', fields:

2. on clicking the table header to sort in

you are updating the table via jQuery, for example,

api.buttons( '.buttons-html5' ).disable() } } }; var table = $("#target").DataTable(datatablesConfig);

Hi @jna , Yep, ajax.reload() sounds like it's the way to go. If it's the only table on the page, you could call it like $('table').DataTable().ajax.reload() and that would do the trick, Cheers, Colin

displayed in the data table was being only partially

row removed from your table? I'm guessing you see