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Because that's a dynamic element, you need to get the val() of the select during the search. This example here demonstrates input elements, the same applies for select, Colin

You would use footerCallback for that, see example here. This is just adding up all the numbers, but for you, you can conditionally add for each currency, Colin

Looks like your numbers are something like this P 100.00. You will need to remove the P. You can try changing i.replace(/[\$,]/g, '')*1 : to this: i.replace(/[\$,P]/g, '')*1 : If this doesn't help then provide the test case Colin asked for. Kevin

with this. I needed filtering on only some cols.

I had missed Kevin's reply, and had knocked out this demonstrating it, so might as well post anyway :) http://live.datatables.net/ziruliku/1/edit Colin

It might be easier to do it on the client-side, see example here - it's putting the age column into the first name, similar to what you would do with the two names, Colin

First problem is you don't put event handlers inside a function that runs multiple times. In this case the event handler will be bound to the input each time the plugin runs. 50 rows equals 50 events being fired :smile: Next you will want to get the select value in the plugin. And in the event handler just call draw(). https://jsfiddle.net/upxwg705/ Kevin

okay sorry i forgot that rule, and thanks i have already solve it, i was doing the newDateTime process two times, that is why i was having that trouble

By default, search.regex is disabled for the standard search - you'll need to enable it - see Kevin's example updated here. Here it is in action: Colin

Thanks for the instructions. I don't have a Windows machine with me at the moment, but I'll give this a try later on. Can you show me the HTML you are using to include the files, or does it not even need to be referenced? Is it simply, new project, add the file Nugets and then it fails to compile? Allan