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It just changes what options can be selected. Perhaps

Both of those are initialisation options, so you would need to destroy() (or destroy) the table and recreate it again with the desired options. You could use stateSave to keep the filtering/ordering/pagination of the previous table. Colin

This is maybe weird solution but its working if you use server side processing: $('#table').on('xhr.dt', function (e, settings, json, xhr) { json.searchBuilder = { options: { boolColumnName: [{ value: "true", label: "True" }, { value: "false", label: "False" }] } }; }) .DataTable({})

sort of addition of options I believe. Allan

move all the columnDefs options into columns. Doing that

able to populate the options needed per row (if

good resource to research options. Kevin

to have the select options. Kevin

because you changed your options instance which you shouldn't

Editor. The select list options cannot have HTML inside