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Yes, you can use the submit option of the form-options object (set it using formOptions.main). Allan

I think I finally solved it. I changed my js from: ...$(document).ready(function() {... to ...$(window).load(function() {...

Check out answers in this thread. Let me know if they answer your question. Are you referring to the DataTable search input? Or an custom external search input?

Hi, Thanks a lot, Allan for letting me know. Regards, Mayur

I managed to make this work by changing how I modified the row labels: https://jsfiddle.net/ChakronSA/sdwfcrmr/2/ I hit another problem though. It's different, so I'll post that in a new question.

Can you link to a test case, per the forum rules please. That should work okay assuming the row is on the current page. I would suggest simply table.row( '#484236' ).index() might be a little easier. Allan

If you could PM them to me by clicking my name above and then "send message", that would be great. Thanks, Allan

When you add data to DataTables, it creates a cached version of it for faster sorting, filtering, etc. Please see my response here I would like to point out that rows().invalidate() will accept any updates to the original data and re-render. So if you change the data behind a row and then call row().invalidate().render() on that row, you will see update values.

Hi Rob, do you have any feedback to share about the hashbang solution working for your SEO guys? Ty Jno

Have a look at this example: https://datatables.net/extensions/buttons/examples/initialisation/collections.html collection allows you to create a drop down with multiple buttons.