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Hi @colin Thanks for your advise, I dont understand it however. I am not very experienced in JavaScript and have build my own file mostly from online help so I dont know how exactly to implement the solution.

Got it to work! Using the example from the aforementioned link, you can target a specific id attribute from the DMO in lieu of the column.footer() portion of this code: var select = $('<select><option value=""></option></select>') .appendTo( $(column.footer()).empty() ) Best, wyattburp86

data. Which type of filtering did you use? I

So I switched this line from this: SSP::simple( $_GET, $sql_details, $table, $primaryKey, $columns ) to this: SSP::simple( $_POST, $sql_details, $table, $primaryKey, $columns ) and also the type in the ajax call and it's working. I'm confused. Is there a difference in the functionality when I use Get or Post or not or it does'nt matter? Thanks

Hi @"andrii.radkovskii" , This looks like a duplicate of this thread. Kevin's answer on that thread is the way to go. We offer a support package if you need help with the coding. Cheers, Colin

Could you help me to redo my code because I'm not very well aware of this?

That makes it sounds like the data being returned by the server is null. Perhaps you can check with your browser's network inspector to see what the server is returning? Allan

Perfect - thanks for your reply. That looks like it could be a useful addition for others. Actually, I'm wondering if it should go into the core library... Allan

Thank you!

So easy... unbeliveable :D :D :D :D Thank you so much.