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and now have trouble filter out what's on the

Thats correct. You can use columns.render. The example has if ( type === 'display' || type === 'filter' ). Instead use if ( type === 'order' ) . Kevin

I want it to filter itself instead of having

You can use the selector-modifier of {search: 'applied}` to get only the data shown after the filter. You can combine both search and page in one object to apply both. Kevin

Hi Colin, I updated the example to illustrate my problem. If you filter on "Ken" the line containing "John Bassert" should not show up. But it does because the data-content element contains the word "Kentucky"

See my reply in your other thread. The reason both are posted now is because the spam filter was a bit over zealous and blocked them, Colin

Hi @APWW , Thanks for the test case. I'm afraid the filter remains selected no matter how many times I refresh the page. Are there any other steps that you are taking? Thanks, Sandy

In your columns change the property name from search to filter, like this: { data: 'name', title: "Name", render: { _: 'display', filter: 'search', order: 'search'}}, See the Orthogonal docs for the operation names. Kevin

to get search(), searchPanes filter, and columns.visible() and cook

because you test if filter is null. If not