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#Datatable initialisation code

[code]var oTable = $('#datatable').dataTable({

$('#datadisplay').dataTable( {

$("#datatable").empty();

There is more information about each type of data source here: http://datatables.net/usage/#data_sources

oTable = $("#datatable").dataTable(settings);

$("#datatable").dataTable().fnDestroy();

$("#datatable").html("").removeAttributes().append("").append("").append(""); [/code]

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

We want the column to sort by each cell's first date, so we put the first date in a DIV attribute, and use Custom Data Source Sorting (http://datatables.net/development/sorting#data_source) to extract

oTable = $("#datatable").dataTable(settings);

$('#datatable').dataTable( {

oTable = $("#datatable").dataTable(settings);

$('#datatable_id').dataTable( {

$("#dataTableId").dataTable().columnFilter();

Posts overlapped there. So your PHP above is outputting an HTML table - is that correct? In which case, you aren't using server-side processing, and probably don't want to (unless you've got 10'000+ r

See here for discussion on the data sources: http://datatables.net/usage/#data_sources

var oTable = jQuery('#dataview').dataTable( {

You've got server-side processing on ( bServerSide": true ), but you don't have the required return values for server-side processing ( http://datatables.net/usage/server-side ). I suspect from y

$('#dataDisplay').html('');