Search

Fixed it! The data-search attribute needs to be on the not the tag, and needs to be on EVERY row: <!-- Valid Row --> <td class="enter" data-search="valid"> <input id="Enter_30241_3340138" type="checkbox" value="true" name="Enter_30241_3340138"></input> </td> <!-- Invalid Row --> <td class="enter" data-search=""> <input id="Enter_30241_3340138" type="checkbox" value="true" name="Enter_30241_3340138"></input> </td>

The part that slows down the every function is that it creates a new API instance for each call - with the data and context appropriately set for the row in question. Indexes would be faster (looping over rows().indexes(), but you would still need to use the API to modify the data. It is possible that will be faster since there is less context switching. If you try it, I would be interested to know the result! Allan

Very nice - thanks for sharing with us! Allan

Thanks Allan. I did try changing the search settings, but I found it less useful than the default. If it becomes a real issue, I will replace the " with in. or something like that ;-|

Icic, @allan I cannot edit the question post so I will add on here that the default HTC One browser and dolphin browser are not working but the chrome browser works so maybe when you have an android, you can test it out. PS: I don't know if it happens to the other android users (on this browser issues), so anybody who tested it, feel free to update here. Thanks!

In that case you can use the exResetAllFilters function, you can call it right after your dataTable initialization. It will reset all yadcf filters...

Did you see this: https://datatables.net/plug-ins/filtering/type-based/accent-neutralise ?

Aha, gotcha . Appreciate your patience. So many features, so much to learn Thanks again

i have done..!!! <table class="col-sm-12"> <tbody> <tr id="filter_global" class="col-sm-12"> <td class="col-sm-6"> <b> Use Smart Search :</b> <input type="checkbox" class="global_filter" id="global_smart"> </td> <td align="center" class="col-sm-6"> <b> Search :</b> <input type="text" class="global_filter" id="global_filter"> </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> function filterGlobal () { $('#activeNodeList').DataTable().search( $('#global_filter').val(), $('#global_regex').prop('checked'), $('#global_smart').prop('checked') ).draw(); } $('#activeNodeList').dataTable( { "dom": '<"col-sm-12"<"col-sm-6"l>><"col-sm-12"t><"col-sm-12"i><"col-sm-12 text-center"p>', "search": {"smart": false}, "columnDefs": [ { orderable: false, targets: [ -1 ] } ] } ); $('input.global_filter').on( 'keyup click', function () { filterGlobal(); } );

incidentally, the page you linked has an example on it that is missing the .api() command from it. In the example? No - it doesn't need .api() since it uses $().DataTable();. If $().dataTable() were used, then yes it would need api() - see the FAQs. Allan