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Maybe this will help someone... in the initComplete, and anytime the table is redrawn jQuery('#yourTableTable_filter').find("input").attr('size',6);

I would suggest you use SearchBuilder if you want to add complex filtering. Allan

it took me a long time, but somehow I managed it, it works as it should, thank you.

When you use draw() with server side processing an ajax request is sent to the server to get the rows to be displayed on the page. The server will respond with the rows to display and other information for Datatables to understand the number of records and display the proper paging buttons. See the Server Side Processing protocol docs for details. The additional parameters will be sent to the server script. You will need to update your Django script to retrieve the parameters to use them has part of the data query for the date range. The Django script will return the rows to display and additional information as described in the above link. Datatables will display the rows. There is nothing else to do on the client side. Kevin

Seems a bit buggy to me, thanks for letting us know. I've raised it internally (DD-2690 for my reference) and we'll report back here when there's an update. Colin

is App.vue. By search filters, do you mean having

The code is trying to place the inputs into the footer but you don't have a tfoot element defined. Updated example with a tfoot. https://live.datatables.net/vadutezo/2/edit Kevin

Here is a simple example: https://live.datatables.net/tefugala/1/edit It uses columns.className to assign a classname that is used as part of the event handler selector. Kevin

Ahhh I tried with the new instance but not the "module" himself. Thanks.

Your test case has some errors and doesn't run. Create a click event handler for the buttons and in the event handler use column().search() to search for the appropriate data. I built a simple example to show one way of doing this: https://live.datatables.net/petepehu/1/edit Kevin