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Thank you and sorry for not checking.

Yeah - sorry if it wasn't clear in my reply. I did understand what you were looking for. Basically at the moment you need to add a console.log statement where I indicated above, or a break point there. That is the function that DataTables itself will call when triggering an event. The extensions generally have their own way of doing it. Allan

i have an idea. please review it, if its bad ,,please suggest a good idea. in my database client_status is 0,1,2,3. in getClients.php file the corresponding html is encoded in json.

I figured out what the problem was, The data was still in string format and needed to be JSON.parse(data);

The tbody is inside of the foreach loop. Move it outside and it will work as expected. At the moment every row has a tbody, rather than there just being a single tbody (which currently is all DataTables supports). Allan

Did you follow the instructions at the tech note it links to? If so, what is the server returning (since it isn't valid JSON). In future, please follow the forum rules and post a link to a page showing the issue so we can offer help immediately without needing to guess at the issue :-) Allan

You can also try my yadcf plugin (which got lots of possible filter types out of the box) see showcase http://yadcf-showcase.appspot.com/

This is with Editor I presume? Its the next feature to be implemented for v1.6 of Editor. I had hoped to do it today has it happens, but haven't had a chance to (amazing number of support requests this week for some reason!). Editor 1.6 will be out later this summer which this ability (I don't have a firm date for that release yet). Allan

https://datatables.net/development/server-side/php_mysql

Yes, you can use the submit option of the form-options object (set it using formOptions.main). Allan