NOTE!
filter_anyMatch option.filter_anyMatch option (v2.13.3).> >= <= <) is not allowed because tables that contain both numbers and text (in separate columns). For example:
+ "Fred" > "1" // true* +"Fred" < "10" // false +"Fred" > 1 // false (numeric comparisons occur with parsed table data) +"Fred" > 1 // false +"Fred" < 10 // false* For comparisons, letters have a greater ASCII value than numbers. +
1 - 10) is not allowed because, if any columns contain text, then no rows will result. The examples are the same as the search operators examples above.!a) is not allowed because tables that contain both numbers and text (in separate columns) will always show all rows. For example:
+ "Frank".search("a")) // 2 (a match, so this row "may" be hidden)
+"Fred".search("a") // -1 (a not match! so this row will always show)
+"25".search("a") // -1 (a not match! so this row will always show)
+"1/1/2014".search("a") // -1 (a not match! so this row will always show)
+ ~), exact match ("), wild card matches( ? or *), regex (/\d/g), and logical and (a && b)/or (a|b) matches.// apply "2?%" filter to the fifth column (zero-based index)
+var columns = [];
+columns[5] = '2?%';
+// anyMatch will kick in on undefined column filters,
+// unless the array looks like this: columns = [ '', '', '', '', '', '2?%' ]
+$('table').trigger('search', [ columns ]);