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code] $("tfoot input").keyup( function () { /* Filter on the column (the

I think the best way is to use the jQuery filter() method: http://api.jquery.com/filter/ [code] $('input:eq('+(index+1)+')', this).filter(':not(:disabled)').attr('checked', true).change(); [/code] ( not actually tested, but I think it should work :-) ) Allan

Yes, I'm using fnFilter to filter my table. Is there a way that I can solve the problem of the error 502 without change the entire system to localStorage? Or change is the best workaround? Thanks Thiago

column when a search filter is applied would display

the call to the filtering plugin return col; } } Or is there a way to filter on the source properties

Ah - if you are using server-side processing, then until about two days ago my demo script didn't actually take the bSearchable flag into account for the global filter... An update to the script is available here: http://datatables.net/development/server-side/php_mysql Allan

Use fnFilter with a second parameter given to it, indicating which column you want to filter on. Allan

would like to also filter on a column with

to scope the table filter section when there are

table is drawn your filter value will be sent