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$('#dataTable').appendTo(ui.panel); // move the table into the selected tab panel

var tbhtml = $('#datatable').html();

$('#dataTable').dataTable({

$('#dataTable tbody')

$('#dataTableProjects').dataTable({

Having said that, it is actually possible to do using custom data source sorting: http://datatables.net/development/sorting#data_source . With that you basically build an array that provides the data

$("#datatable").dataTable( {

$('#datatable').dataTable( {

$("#datatable_" + this.plugin).dataTable({

<%#DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem, "servicer")%>

The alternative (if you want one!) is to use custom sorting ( http://datatables.net/development/sorting#data_source ) to build an array to sort the data on as you wish - with this method you do have a

var oTable = $("#datatable").dataTable( {

The main method of sorting in DataTables is entirely string based - if you want different information to be sorted upon, then you need to manipulate the string (stripping the HTML out for example). Th

var oTable = $("#datatable").dataTable( {

In my case, the #dataTables_scrollHeadInner div has a [code]style="width: 117px;"[/code] attribute immediately after PostBack. After I click on the header, it changes instantly to [code]sty

$("#dataTable").dataTable({

$('#datatables thead tr').each( function () {

$('#datatable').dataTable( {

oTable = $('#datatable0').dataTable({

$('#datatables').dataTable( {