return no rows when search string is empty

Hi,

please help me out with some more information here.

Without some more details, and a link to the page with the table where this happens, there’s nothing that I can do…

Thanks!
Tobias

how to hide all rows when the search string is null or empty

regards
mohaunix

example

https://live.datatables.net/aticux/

hi buddy,

here is my information

if search box = null then

no rows

if search box = string then

particular string regarding row displayed

how to do this type of method

regards
mohaunix

tobias why no reply…. please help boss

regards
mohaunix

Hi mohaunix,

firstly: I don’t want to sound unfriendly, but please don’t pressure me like this. I’m always happy to give support in the best way I can. However, I’m doing it on my own schedule, when I have the time and the mood for it. Constant bugging will not help this. Remember, you are not paying for this and getting this for free, so please don’t make demands like this. Thank you for your understanding!

Now, regarding your question:
This is possible with this Premium Extension for TablePress: https://tablepress.org/extensions/datatables-inverted-filter/
However, using that is a little bit more complicated than for other extensions. First, install and activate it like a regular WordPress plugin. Then, you’ll need to modify the PHP file of the Extension. In line 22, the array needs to be filled with the slugs of all pages that you want to use this function on. The “slug” is the last part of the URL of a page.

Regards,
Tobias

sorry ??

sorry very very much ??

regards
mohaunix

hi tobias

sorry my friend…. ?? sorry very much friend ?? … i feel lot now… apologies

i never pressure you my friend….

thanks for your understanding..

regards
mohaunix

Hi,

don’t worry, everything is good.
Did the Extension help?

Regards,
Tobias

hi

excellent buddy… my project finished

i felt lot for pressure you…

regards
mohaunix

hi buddy

@tobiasbg extension rocks…….!!!!!!!!

keep rocking

regards
mohaunix

Hi,

very nice! That’s great to hear!

Best wishes,
Tobias