Amy Slagle

If you're just trying to clear the filter box and have the table update, you can do this: `$('.reactive-table-filter input').val("").trigger("input")`. If you need something more complicated, you could try the...

If you're using custom filters, there's a ReactiveTable.clearFilters function. It doesn't need the filter to be rendered. Pass it a list of filter ids - ReactiveTable.clearFilters(['filter1', 'filter2', 'filter3']);

The default filter also has an id you can use with ReactiveTable.clearFilters. You can set an id for the table so it will be fixed - for example if you...

The line you linked to isn't used for server-side filtering. It's for automatically getting fields from an item in the collection if there weren't any fields in the settings. To...

Yes, I think that makes sense. If it's published by default it should also be filterable by default.

I'm not sure if that's supported by Meteor collections - does it work if you try to use it in a regular Meteor publication?

If you're using ReactiveTable.publish on the server, I think you could call it 6 times to create a different publication for each language, and then subscribe to the required one...

That's interesting, I don't think I ever considered that case. I don't have time to test this right now, but it's possible changing the regex on [this line](https://github.com/aslagle/reactive-table/blob/master/lib/filter.js#L76) to `/^-?\d+$/`...

Thanks for trying that - it's escaping the dash so it won't be evaluated as a regex. `/^(\\-)?-?\d+$/` will match with or without the escaping, but the parseInt call won't...

You're right, that would be better. If you have it working locally, feel free to open a pull request.