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Because the filter removes HTML automatically. You

remove the HTML before filtering, so you can actually filter on the HTML tags.

does not do a filter, the server-side will send

sort, type checking and filter). See: http://datatables.net/blog/Orthogonal_data for more

Update. Got it working. Had missed out an "oTable" reference in my last update. For reference: $('input', oTable.$('tr', {"filter": "applied"} )).prop('checked',this.checked); Got me going. Matt

Multi filter just calls fnFilter - so if you can't solve the issue with fnFilter, the multi filter won't help. Have you implemented column filtering in your server-side processing script? Allan

null? Is it those filters that are showing the problem, or the DataTables core filter? Allan

I've misunderstood. So the filtering that is applied is a column filter, but it is coming

fixed it [code] MoveArrows = function () { $(document).keydown(function(e){ if (e.keyCode == 40) { chosen++; // console.log($(".selected").closest("table").attr("id")) $('tr').removeClass('selected'); $('#selectedSets tbody').find('tr').eq(chosen).addClass('selected'); SelectCard(formatTable.fnGetData( chosen )) return false; } if (e.keyCode == 38) { chosen--; $('tr').removeClass('selected'); // var data = formatTable._('tr:next', {"filter": "applied"}); // console.log(data) $('#selectedSets tbody').find('tr').eq(chosen).addClass('selected'); SelectCard(formatTable.fnGetData( chosen )) return false; } }) } [/code]

example table.filter( 'Hello' ); would filter all tables that have