JQuery to search specific columns

Hi,
I am currently trying to implement a live filter on a sharepoint list. I was able to get it working using this following tutorial:
http://www.bentedder.com/create-a-jquery-sharepoint-instant-searchfilter/
The issue I am having is I only want the filter to search specific columns of my list instead of the whole row.
how would I modify the following to accomplish this?
$("#WebPartWPQ3").find("tr.ms-itmhover:not(:Contains("+txt+"))").hide();
$("#WebPartWPQ3").find("tr.ms-itmhover:Contains("+txt+")").show();
Thanks
Harry

Use the n-th child selector or eq operator to search against the specific column. You could hardcode this value or update the script to determine its position based on the header text.
E.g. Confine the search only to the second column in the row. (I haven't tested this)
$("#WebPartWPQ3").find("tr.ms-itmhover td.ms-vbtitle:eq(2):not(:Contains("+txt+"))").hide();
$("#WebPartWPQ3").find("tr.ms-itmhover td.ms-vbtitle:eq(2):Contains("+txt+")").show();
This post is my own opinion and does not necessarily reflect the opinion or view of Slalom.

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