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wish to configure SearchBuilder options to customise either appearance

button, which accepts configuration options as a config parameter.

all of the configuration options for predefined searches are

e.g. typing or selecting options from a dropdown) - we

true. As default this option's value is false, meaning

custom conditions using initialisation options. They both show how

This is useful as it allows restrictions to be made on which data points can be filtered on. For tables with a large amount of columns, this prevents having a large set of options within the select element.

with the default configuration options (as defined by $.fn.dataTable.Scroller.defaults).

so all of the options available for the row-selector

with the default configuration options (as defined by $.fn.dataTable.RowReorder.defaults).

How do you determine which Datatable options are needed? Maybe you can use an if statement to init the version you want. Kevin

You can't. If there is an API method for what you want to do, then use that, but you can't change the init options without destroying the table and creating a new one. Allan

together, regardless of the options. If you want only

execute to get the options, the easiest option is

If you want to inject values (options) into the options property of the JSON that is returned to the client-side, you'd use a custom function for the Field->options() like in the example in the link I gave above. Allan

down. Use the columns.data options instead. If the data

ipOpts (short for input options) was what I called

DateTime: new $.fn.dataTable.Editor.DateTime( '#myInput' , options ); However when I try

haven't overlooked anything - adding options to a select list

add it to the options that you use and