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"data": function (data) { data.id = $("#id").val(); }

The id of what row? You've got ajax.data sending the value of the #id element. I'm not actually clear on what you are trying to achieve here.

data.id = $("#id").val(); } }, "columns": [

$('#id-dt-Resources tbody').on('click', 'button', function(e){     //What is to be done to get the id and button type var tr = $(this).closest("tr"); var data = $("#id-dt-UserDa

var dtResources = $("#id-dt-UserData").dataTable({

$(document).ready(function() { var table = $('#Userzktime').DataTable( { "bJQueryUI": true, "sPaginationType": "full_numbers", &qu

@HPB Thanks for the post and the fix. I moved the pop method above the push method and it working sorting based on the the displayed rows. Reading up on columns.render I can see the benefit to using…

Presuming that your original data is a Unix timestamp, you could retrieve it in a hidden field and use that field for sorting. See iDataSort.

"dom": 'T<"clear"><"#id VeiwSelect"l>brtip',

$("#id").DataTable().rows.add(data).draw();

jQuery('#operation').val('1'); jQuery('#id').val(datas['0']['DT_RowId']); jQuery('#client_name option:contains('+datas['0']['client_name']+')').attr('selected','selected');

var table = null; // I assume that submit is not an actual submit button but a regular button $('#submit').click(function(){ var id1= $('#id1').val(); var id2=

$('#submit').click(function(){ var id1= $('#id1').val(); var id2= $('#id2').val(); var id3= $('#id3').val(); var data = Array(); $.ajax({ url:

var idusuario = $("#Frmate #idusuario").val( data.id_p ),

$("#idTablaReporteECMMensajesError").dataTable({

$("#idTablaReporteECMMensajesError").dataTable({

d.Id = JSON.stringify($("#Id").val());

$(document).ready(function () { var month1 = $('#id_ddlMonth').val(); var year1 = $('#id_ddlYear').val(); var aryColTableChecked = ["1", "2", "3&qu

$('#idemp').val(Id_Emp);

$(document).ready(function () { // Setup - add a text input to each footer cell $('#idTable tfoot th').each(function () { var title = $(this).text(); $(this).ht