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[code] $.fn.dataTableExt.afnFiltering.push( function( oSettings, aData, iDataIndex ) { var account= document.getElementById('account').value; var setdata= document.getElementById('setdata').value ; var colunm1= aData[0]; var colunm2= aData[1]; if ( account== "" && setdata== "" ) { return true; }else if ( colunm1== account && colunm2 == setdata) { return true; } else return false; } ); [/code] Seem to find a solution, and very grateful to the authors developed a convenient method

Currently no - there isn't a built in way to do this, although you can easily do it using the initialisation options. You just need to parse the query string and pass the required parameters to DataTables ( iDisplayStart for example). This has come up a number of times recently, so I've made a note to write a tutorial about it in future, although if you do some up with your own solution, I'm sure others would be very grateful if you could share it! Allan

hi srimanta12, though i am not 100% sure but there is a property called "bCaseInsensitive" which by default is true why dont you make it as false and then try to filter. Arjun

That is a planned feature for DataTables 1.10: http://datatables.net/development/roadmap Allan

You haven't provided enough information for us to provide a meaningful answer. You say a "script is called" when your page loads. Is this a client-side Javascript? Server-side PHP that generates your page? Can we see the source code for this script? You are "making a query". How? Against what data? If you have a server-side process that returns JSON data, and you want your Datatable to contain that JSON data, then look at using an AJAX datasource and the fnReloadAjax() function, which you can call whenever you need the table to update.

wow. Instant response. Thanks Allan

Use fnSettings().oPreviousSearch in 1.9

Awesome, thanks for your help Allan.

Hello, I'm back but with only half the solution but the problem I had changed things luegar was because the grid system used for the project that was the fluid-grid, and thus not used the means but with percentages in pixels. To solve my problem instead of using fluid please use the common grid. Being as follows: [code] Seleccione Especialidad Especialidades Seleccionar

I believe I may have got it by adding a float: left to the .yearlist div. :)