Jquery plugin DataTables, custom filtering?

Include a version of the data that is missing the accents as a column in the datatable. You hide that column by adding an entry in the aoColumns array in the configuration literal.

Include a version of the data that is missing the accents as a column in the datatable. You hide that column by adding an entry in the aoColumns array in the configuration literal. Let's say you start with 4 columns.

One of these has accents. Add a fifth column with non-accented data, and add a configuration literal with { "bVisible": false } so that it will not be displayed. It's invisible, but it's still searchable / filterable: $(document).

Ready(function() { $('#example'). DataTable( { "aoColumns": null, null, null, null, { "bVisible": false } } ); }); See the column documentation for more on configuration. DataTables with hidden columns is an example in use.

– Fabio Nov 5 '09 at 17:46 Right, each of those null's represents no extra configuration.In my experience with using ajax and DataTables, the number of columns needs to match the number of entries in aoColumns – artlung Nov 5 '09 at 20:36.

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