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Just tried to find a way to set a custom key for the URL key parameter of KeepConditions. By default the table id of DataTables is used. For sure that makes sense. Especially if there is more then one table on the page. But I have one case where I would customize the key name but can't easily change the DataTables ID itself.

Already tried to manually set the name for _tableId but the URL is still using the DatTables ID name. Any idea how to archive this?

domain.com/#example=l25:od3
domain.com/#e=l25:od3

Although the plugin changes the # part of the url, the back button on the browser doesn't cause a table reload as would be expected.

Hi! First of all, great plugin!
Is there a way to add a custom parameter that will use the hash as transport?
I need to separate the term that is sent to the server from any term that is used to filter data in the respons.
I have the need to initialize datatable from url but without filter (f).
One might say that I need one parameter that is the search term that is used in ajax to get data. This is to be distinguished from the "f" parameter used for filtering the data from the server.
Thanks/F

How do you keep custom filters? See https://datatables.net/examples/plug-ins/range_filtering.html.

It looks like I can add queries to window.location.hash separated by &, but it would be nice if I could integrate it with this plugin.

I've looked through some of the code to see if this is possible with the existing functions, but some guidance would be great. Thanks!

Hi,

thank you for your amazing plugin, it works flawless so far.

The only thing that is not working with current datatable version (1.10.10) is keep the page with serverside processing.

it removes the page number from the hash as soon as the datable is initialized.

It'd be nice to have an option to turn on/off the creation of browser history entries. Unless I'm missing something, right now, when I type "t-e-s-t" into the global search input field, I get 4 entries into my browser history. This means that I'll have to hit the back button 4 times to actually go back to my previous page.

The most obvious fix would be to modify structureHash:322 and change window.location.hash = newHash || '_' to window.history.replaceState(undefined, undefined, newHash || '_'). This would manipulate the browser history and change the 'current' entry to be the new URL.

More info:

• HTML5 history.replaceState
• Can I Use: history.replaceState