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were added as payment options) sales have increased by

and many other styling options, the cells in the

searchHighlight: true } ); } ); The other options for giving a default

However, Responsive provides configuration options to allow customisation of

the built in style options, please refer to the

many of the configuration options TableTools provides, but it

well as the integration options for Bootstrap and Foundation.

there are new support options and the site as

and and the formatting options of columns.render can be

to add two new options: compact - Reduce the amount

By default, it will search across the entire table - see here. We're happy to take a look, but as per the forum rules, please link to a test case - a test case that replicates the issue will ensure you'll get a quick and accurate response. Information on how to create a test case (if you aren't able to link to the page you are working on) is available here. Cheers, Colin

Hey Colin, Thanks for the quick reply. No, we were not using the editor but trying to use the editor functionality. I think that's the big problem. I'm going through the editor documentation now and I think I'm understanding more. Thanks again for the quick reply and sorry if this was a half baked question, but still understanding dataTables. Thanks, Greg

Thank you for letting us know. I've raised it internally (DD-1390 for my reference) and we'll report back here when there's an update. Cheers, Colin

Solved it. I moved the $.ajax that fills my into: editor.on( 'open', function () { });

Thanks I am solved with add style code between head tag @media print{ @page { size: landscape; } }

Anyway I solv it with in another way.

Allan posted this example in another thread: http://live.datatables.net/gejojiqu/1/edit Kevin

Hi, my coworker just found the following, which solves the problem. (I did search myself but apparently wasn't using the right terms.) https://datatables.net/forums/discussion/35884/pdf-export-cannot-customise-column-widths-and-add-message

Thanks a lot again in fact there were 2 mistake in my code (use () and ? : choice... ever the > operator was set // wrong ->where( function($q, $F) { $q ->where( function($r) { $r ->where('ID',($F)?$F:0,'>'); }); } ) // correct ->where( function($q) use ($F) { $q ->where('ID',($F)?$F:0,($F)?'=':'>'); } ) B)

Hi Allan, Thanks for your response. I rely on the breakpoint classes, but after posting noticed in the documentation this: Manual mode is triggered by assigning a specific class to a column - one which matches a set of logic rules for the breakpoints defined in Responsive So really, it is pointless me forcing it to auto! Though it was useful when debugging, as if any columns didn't have a breakpoint class, it would, as you noted, cause Responsive to not work. Whereas had it then defaulted to being auto, it would've taken far longer to work out why it wasn't using the defined breakpoints. Cheers for your help Andy