This is not the main purpose of filterGrid. In the examples I show only

some of the features - i.e. you can put it where you want . This is initial work and I'm sure this will be better and better.

Actually this is not a bug, but feature.

Regards

Tony

I have some minor issues with the filterGrid function, however:

-- the width of the INPUT elements does not match the width of their associated columns, and do not update after a change in column width

-- the INPUT elements do not honor the current display status of each column, ie, the toolbar contains an INPUT element for each column in the grid, even if it's hidden

I can probably work around these issues with a combination of CSS and scripting to manually manage the hidden columns, but an integrated solution would be better. 

Would it be possible/feasible to allow for the toolbar to appear beneath the column headers, and/or to display the filterGrid elements as row zero of the grid?  This would solve the width/display issues, but may be problematic for applications that assume all rows in the grid are data.

-chili