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e, json, data) { var filter = "?$filter=(Title eq '" + data[0] + "' )"; KBR_ListCRUD.Data.deleteListItems("Proto",

by the automatic spam filter for some reason. I've

ahmedabad after sorting and filter cases [branchref] => BR-0033 [actions]

wow :open_mouth: Thank you very much for your quick answer ! It works perfectly for the data. However, it doesn't work for the column filter, when you click on the select, the order is still the wrong one :/

I tried using a filter for blank: var folderType

type, row) { if (type === 'filter') { return $(data).prop('checked') ? '1' : '0';

Kevin - Very strange, but you are correct. I now cannot reproduce the issue I was seeing earlier. The filter seems to be working as expected. Thanks.

Alles Löschen', title: 'Aktive Filter - %d', } }, dom: '<"dtsp-dataTable"rt>', pageLength:

@tbone Good question. I would use the filter() API to get all the column data that is not empty. Then use count() to see if there are any non-empty rows. Like this: http://live.datatables.net/rilumati/1/edit Kevin

Sorry about your messages, the spam filter picked them up. You can't do that with the language.select.rows as it only accepts a string, you can however overwrite that string when items are selected - see example here, Colin