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jQuery's filter is probably the best way to do it: $('#DTE_Field_A-assetStatus option') .filter(function () { return parseInt($(this).attr('value'), 10) <= 3; }) .hide(); Allan

table you want to filter on. more on this in the documentation. Plug-in filters allow some really advanced

I am not exactly sure what PHP script you are after. We run our query with: require('ssp.php'); echo json_encode( SSP::complex($_GET, $dbDetails, $table, $primaryKey, $columns, $filter, null) ); @allan Best regards

correctly. In Chrome I filter, then shrink the window

database with a True/False filter, so yes after the

Thanks for posting back - for some reason, the spam filter took a dislike to your posts and binned them! For people-s reference, the last post should have come before the previous, Colin

saying you want one filter for "Country, City" or

select one of the filters within the 'CAUSE' filter, you will see the

data operations (display, sort, filter and type). Knowing that

you could actually pass filters and options that are