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to bind a new filter to your table, you'll

Sort of. There are two ways of doing it: Have two input fields which are concatenated into a single input and that is used for the single global filter. Use a row based filter plug-in: http://datatables.net/development/filtering#row_filters Allan

the SQL string # def filtering( self ): filter = "" if ( self.cgi.has_key('sSearch') ) and ( self.cgi['sSearch'].value

Currently no with the built in filtering. It is possible if you write a custom filter - http://datatables.net/development/filtering , but I'm afraid I don't have any examples of that. Allan

Yes - use fnFilter to apply a filter to the table. Allan

and filter the grid (filter is doing a request @ the server) Filtering is enabled by default

data[0]; } else if (type === 'filter') { return data[0]; } return data[0];

case we want the filtering to be applied (so add the 'filter' option) and sorting in

I make the date filter I wrote in the

type something into the filter - and that does happen