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  1. jQuery QueryBuilder

    Include query-builder.css in your page head and query-builder.js after the dependencies. Then add QueryBuilder to any <div> you want. <div id= "builder" ></div> <script> $ (' #builder '). …

  2. jQuery QueryBuilder - JS.ORG

    The filter Coordinates shows how to define a custom input (here two linked <select>) without using a plugin. </> See source. Reset Set rules Get rules. Plugins This demo uses all plugins …

  3. jQuery QueryBuilder - JS.ORG

    var mongo = $ (' #builder '). queryBuilder (' getMongo ');.setRulesFromMongo(query) Clears the builder and set new rules from a MongoDB find object. The general rules syntax must be the …

  4. QueryBuilder - JS.ORG

    Triggers an event on the builder container and returns the modified value. Parameters. Name Type Description; type: string: value * Returns * Details. Source. main.js, line 167. checkFilters …

  5. jQuery QueryBuilder API - JS.ORG

    jQuery plugin for user friendly query/filter creator. Main documentation Entry point: $.fn.QueryBuilder QueryBuilder Rule & Group Events Plugins. Licensed under MIT License, …

  6. jQuery QueryBuilder - JS.ORG

    Plugins can simply add public methods or make use of events to change the behavior of the builder. Each plugin is a folder in the plugins directory, which contains at least a plugin.js file …

  7. Rule - JS.ORG

    Moves itself at the beginning of parent or another Group. Parameters. Name Type Attributes Description; target: Group <optional>

  8. core.js - JS.ORG

    /** * Final initialisation of the builder * @param {object} [rules] * @fires QueryBuilder.afterInit * @private */ QueryBuilder.prototype.init = function(rules ...

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