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$("#mytable").dataTable();

oTable = $('#myDataTable').dataTable

oTable = $('#myDataTable').dataTable

oTable1 =$("#myTable").dataTable({

$('#mysourceinfo_ol_unfollow').click(function() {

[code]$("#myTable").on("click", "tr", function() {

$('#myTable').delegate('tr', 'click', function(event)

$("#myTable.")dataTables({

var oTable=$('#myTable').dataTable({

I have tried the fnDestroy approach (var cleanup = $("#myData").dataTable(); cleanup.fnDestroy();) but this has not solved my problem.

var oTable = $('#myTable').dataTable( {

oTable = $('#myDataTable').dataTable({

$('#mytable').dataTable( {

var table = $('#myTable').DataTable();

You don't really. You could try the `_` function: http://datatables.net/docs/DataTables/1.9.4/#_ . Something like: `table._('#myId');` should work.

var rows = $("#myTable").dataTable().$('tr', {"filter":"applied"});

var rows = $("#myTable").dataTable().fnGetNodes();

oTable = $('#myDataTable').dataTable({

var oTable = $('#myDataTable').dataTable({

var nTrs = $('#my_summary_data_table tbody tr');