Hello Jonathan,
the problem was here
this.__filterTimers[targetFilter.col].addListener("interval",function(e) {
this.debug("interval reached...");
currentFilters[targetFilter.col] = {
"type" : "contains",
"value" : target.getValue()
};
this.setColumnFilters(currentFilters);
this.__filterTimers[targetFilter.col].stop();
},this);
}
When the interval is reached, the filter was always set for the last
existing column I think because the variable "targetFilter" was already
overridden in the loop before.... I already by-passed this thing because I
was not able to find the issue for lack of time but I now made the found
mistake at another place where I added listeners using a loop...
Thanks for your help,
Daniel
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