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var bServerSide = true; var filters = ""; var fnRowCallback = function (nRow,

Oh thanks! I found I can also use mRender and return the data according to the "type" mRender: function (data, type,val){ if (type === 'display'){ return data; }else if (type === 'filter'){ return data.display; } return data; } };

selector element and the filter in the on second

false, // turn off search filter "bInfo": false, // turn of

was the rows to filter based on the value

To set the filter after initialisation you can use fnFilter - table.fnFilter( $('#hiddendata').val() ); for example and that will appear in the global filter input by default (that can be disabled if needed). Allan

That looks like it should work to me assuming the filter is reading #directMin/Max dynamically? But I can't say without seeing a test case. Please do link to one: http://datatables.net/forums/discussion/12899/post-test-cases-when-asking-for-help-please-read Allan

It already does. When you use a search or filter and then do pdf it only prints out what is currently shown.

you told me (to filter the comma), but it

tables and rather large filter sets (with server-side ColumnFilterWidgets