Search

$('#MySearch').dataTable({

$('#MySearch').dataTable(json);

Yes, I can call the $('#myTable').dataTable() but this code is in page 1 and I need to refer them on page 2. I guess i need to pass this instance to page 2 using some sort of click function. Please le

I don't understand the question I'm afraid. Do you want to know how to get the DataTable instance again? Just call `$('#myTable').dataTable()` again, or store the variable somewhere.

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

$('#mytickets').dataTable({

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

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

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

var table_obj = $("#my_table");

* $("#myGrid").dataTable({

$('#myTable thead th')

var oTable = jQuery("#myTable" ).dataTable();

$("#MyDatatable_wrapper div.DTFC_ScrollWrapper div.DTFC_LeftWrapper:eq(0) div.DTFC_LeftHeadWrapper:eq(0) table:eq(0)").prop("id", "MyDatatableLeftHeaderTable");

$("#my_table").css("width", "100%");

[code] $("#mySelector").dataTable({ options.... });[/code]

var filterCtrl= $("#myDatatable_filter :input"); //locate DOM element input (it will be the input SEARCH field) inside the div "myDatatable_filter"... in both Firefox and IE, the d

$("#myTable tbody").on("click", "a.editAction", function () {

table = $('#my-table').dataTable({

$('#myCustomForm input[name="id"]').val()