Search

would suggest using table.rows( { search: 'applied', order: 'applied' } ).nodes().toArray();

Use the rows() method - specifically table.rows( { search: 'applied' } ).data(). Generally its better to use rows().data() rather than just data() since it gives you a lot more control. Allan

be fixed fairly easily: Search the editor.selectize.js file for:

from a simple Google search). It even shows how

pushes the value into search() function. So, just join

Thank you, I missed this, because search is in 2 forms in the reference. And I looked into the second :-(

in pair with standard search, complementing it. An "AND"

I search for this too. Had anyone a solution?

daniel_r, I've managed the search logic in a simpler

Just type "processing" into the options reference search and you'll find language.processing. Allan