First thing your range filter must have the value of the slider as iMin e iMax so I think you should do (make sure you filter data on the correct column: in this example aData3 filters on the 4 column).
First thing your range filter must have the value of the slider as iMin e iMax so I think you should do (make sure you filter data on the correct column: in this example aData3 filters on the 4 column): $.fn.dataTableExt.afnFiltering. Push( function( oSettings, aData, iDataIndex ) { //min value var iMin = $slider. Slider("values", 0) //max value var iMax = $slider.
Slider("values", 1) var iVersion = aData3 == "-"? 0 : aData3*1; if ( iMin == "" && iMax == "" ) { return true; } else if ( iMin == "" && iVersion.
Thank you it worked! I had to switch the code blocks around so that the slider had been declared and changed oTable.fnDraw(); to $('#example').dataTable().fnDraw(); really appreciate your help, once again thanks! – Dino Jun 16 at 15:32 accept answer if the problem is solved – Nicola Peluchetti Jun 16 at 15:51.
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