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I'm trying to filter a table programmatically.
First I set the lookup value on a multiple filter column using the setFilterValue () method:
tf.setFilterValue (index, value);
where 'value' is not always present in the column 'index'.
Then filter the table using the filter() method;
tf.filter();
If the value is present in the column, I get all the rows containing the value.
But if the value is not present in the column, I get all the rows of the table,
instead of the message 'No results'.
Hi,
I'm trying to filter a table programmatically.
First I set the lookup value on a multiple filter column using the setFilterValue () method:
tf.setFilterValue (index, value);
where 'value' is not always present in the column 'index'.
Then filter the table using the filter() method;
tf.filter();
If the value is present in the column, I get all the rows containing the value.
But if the value is not present in the column, I get all the rows of the table,
instead of the message 'No results'.
How can I get the expected result?
Thanks
Enrico
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