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Filtering does not affect the actual data set associated with the table whether it is filtered or not. So you and access your data with something like $('#example').DataTable().rows().data() and time, then search the data array for the data you need.

cached? They are for filtering and sorting. But not

to disable the HTML filtering which you can do

You can stop the draw from happening after an Editor update using the drawType option of the form-options object. It does mean that any changes won't be reflected in sorting or filtering though. Allan

Hi, There was a question on exactly this topic just a couple of days ago here. As I mention there, I think filtering is probably a better way to do this rather than to use RowGroup. Allan

for display, sorting or filtering. is the render function

Hey, about my question above, I was able to figure it out. You'll need to place the filtering logic in customizeData instead of action, and you're all set. :) Thanks Raj

clearly not doing any filtering, just using the simple

ActionResult actionResult) +13 System.Web.Mvc.ControllerActionInvoker.InvokeActionResultFilterRecursive(IList1 filters, Int32 filterIndex, ResultExecutingContext preContext,

all of the paging, filtering, etc is done by