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provide the core styling options for the table. The

provides a number of options for styling the tables,

provide the core styling options for the table. The

provide the core styling options for the table. The

provide the core styling options for the table. The

provide the core styling options for the table. The

provide the core styling options for the table. The

or an enum of options that you want to

of plug-in and extension options which are detailed in

opts) { // Define defaults let options = Object.assign({ option1: false, option2:

Hi @saintpaulie , You can add your own information to stateSave, as shown in this example here. You'll need to store, and then retrieve, the filter values in a similar manner. Cheers, Colin

Thank you!

Guess I should have read some more forum threads. This thread helped me understand the callback is for true/false per column rather than simply returning a defined array. https://datatables.net/forums/discussion/49017/exportoptions-columns So this code now correctly examines the current array of columns for the export and returns the required columns based on the colvisgroup modifications: columns: function(idx, data, node) { return $.inArray(idx, agentExportCSV) >= 0; }

Can you link to a test case showing the issue please? Allan

Allan! Can You test my example?

They do different things. columns.title sets the column header title. columns.data is to define the data source for the column. My guess is your code is creating nested objects and should look more like this: $firstcolumn = array('title' => 'column name', "className" => 'details-control', "orderable" => false, "data" => null, "defaultContent" => '' ); Kevin

Nevermind, was all in the select2 documentation. { label: "ETM:", name: "EtmId", type: "select2", "opts": { ajax: { url: actionUrl, dataType: "json", delay: 250, type: "GET", data: function (params) { return { q: params.term // search term }; }, processResults: function (data) { return { results: data }; }, cache: true }, escapeMarkup: function (markup) { return markup; }, minimumInputLength: 1 } } Where q is the search term. Searching done serverside.

Hi @venkateshdesala , You can send -1 to page.len() to disable paging, Cheers, Colin

Hi @shamsian , Yep, search for thead in the FAQ... Cheers, Colin

Was able to resolve this issue using this post: https://datatables.net/forums/discussion/comment/111985/#Comment_111985. Here are the code changes: var buttonCommon = { exportOptions: { format: { header: function ( text, index, node ) { // Change column header if it includes something return text.includes("something") ? text.replace( 'something', 'some other thing' ) : text; } } } }; ... and then in your buttons definitions: buttons: [ $.extend( true, {}, buttonCommon, { extend: 'excel' }) ]