Hello @WebDesignesCrow ,
Thank you for posting this question and including images that help me and other readers understand.
I can tell by looking at the first image that the Local Data Filter is not interactive. The second image contains the message that "Local Data Filters with the Include mode enabled are not supported in stand-alone Interactive HTML." In JMP 15 and previous versions, we allowed the Local Data Filter to be interactive, but the behavior in stand-alone Interactive HTML (using Export or Publish to File) ignored the Include mode providing a different Local Data Filter behavior than in JMP. When the Local Data Filter has the Include mode enabled, our Interactive HTML files could only provide the correct behavior when published to JMP Public or JMP Live, where the change in included rows by the Local Data Filter can be handled by a version of JMP running on a web server.
Despite our attempts to explain the difference in Local Data Filter behavior between JMP and stand-alone Interactive HTML, we agreed with our users that it was confusing and unacceptable. In JMP 16, we corrected this by only allowing the Local Data Filter to be interactive in stand-alone Interactive HTML when we could match the behavior of JMP. That is, if the Local Data Filter's Include mode is disabled. We also added the log message to let users know that Local Data Filters with the Include mode enabled is not supported in stand-alone Interactive HTML.
Your scripts can be modified to bring back the behavior of JMP 15 by disabling the Include mode in the Local Data Filter before export.
it is a matter of adding "Mode( Include( 0 ) )," to the Local Data Filter function:
Local Data Filter(
Mode( Include( 0 ) ),
. . .
This will change the behavior of the Local Data Filter in JMP, but it is a behavior that can be matched in stand-alone Interactive HTML.
I hope this helps.
~John
Note for JMP Live users: Even though JMP Live uses Interactive HTML, disabling the Local Data Filter's Include mode when publishing to JMP Live is not necessary because JMP Live gives Interactive HTML access to JMP running in a server which can exclude data and rebuild graphs and tables.