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JavaScript Grid: Applying Filters | AG Grid

This section describes the different ways to apply column filters.

By default, the four filters provided by the grid - Text Filter, Number Filter, Date Filter and Set Filter - support different action buttons. When enableFilterHandlers = true, the Multi Filter and Custom Filter Components can also support action buttons.

The four supported action buttons are:

• Apply - When the Apply button is used, the filter is only applied once the Apply button is pressed. This is useful if the filtering operation will take a long time because the dataset is large, or if using server-side filtering (thus preventing unnecessary calls to the server). Pressing ↵ Enter is equivalent to pressing the Apply button (except for the Set Filter).
• Clear - The Clear button clears just the filter UI.
• Reset - The Reset button clears the filter UI and removes any active filters for that column.
• Cancel - The Cancel button will discard any changes that have been made in the UI, restoring the state of the filter to match the applied model.

The buttons will be displayed in the order they are specified in the buttons array of the filter params (FilterWrapperParams).

If the filter is in a popup, it can be closed after using a button via closeOnApply. Note the expected behaviour when clicking the filter popup buttons:

• Apply closes popup only when closeOnApply set to true.
• Reset closes popup only when closeOnApply set to true and Apply button is present.
• Cancel closes popup only when closeOnApply set to true.
• Clear never closes popup.

The example below demonstrates using the different buttons. It also demonstrates the relationship between the buttons and filter events. Note the following:

• The Athlete and Age columns have filters with Apply and Reset buttons, but different orders.
• The Country column has a filter with Apply and Clear buttons.
• The Year column has a filter with Apply and Cancel buttons.
• The Age and Year columns have closeOnApply set to true, so the filter popup will be closed immediately when the filter is applied or cancelled. Pressing ↵ Enter will also apply the filter and close the popup.
• In the Age column, Reset will close the filter popup due to the presence of Apply button.

Note the following about filter events:

• onFilterOpened is called when the filter is opened.
• onFilterModified is called when the filter changes regardless of whether the Apply button is present.
• onFilterChanged is called only after a new filter is applied.
• Looking at the console, it can be noted when a filter is changed, the result of getModel() and getModelFromUi() are different. The first reflects the active filter, while the second reflects what is in the UI (and not yet applied).

Filters maintain a separate unapplied model representing what is shown in the UI, which might change without having yet been applied, for example when an Apply button is present and the user has made changes in the UI but not yet clicked Apply.

This happens for all grid provided filters, or when enableFilterHandlers = true.

Calling api.getColumnFilterModel(column, true) will always return a model representing the current UI, whereas api.getColumnFilterModel(column) will return the applied model that is currently being used for filtering.

It is also possible to perform filter actions such as applying the model via the API doFilterAction(params).

Continue to the next section to learn about the Filter API.

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