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$('#dataform').submit( function() {

var tab4=$("#dataTable").val();

var oTable = $('#data1').dataTable();

var oTable = $('#data1').dataTable();

$('#datatableId']').dataTable( {

Heh - unfortunately that call will initialise any table which hasn't been already! There isn't a method for this yet, but a small loop should do the job:

if ($(#datatable).dataTable().initialized) alert("initialized!") else alert("not initialized!");

$('#data_table').dataTable({

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

$('#datatable').dataTable({

$DataGrid = $('#dataGridTable').dataTable({

http://datatables.net/development/sorting#data_source

$("#DATATABLE_TABLE tbody tr").each(function(){

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

Hello.

$('#datatable tbody tr a.delete').live( 'click', function (e) { var rowID = $(this).attr('href');

$('#datatable tbody tr a.delete img').live( 'click', function (e) {

$('#datatable tbody td img').live( 'click', function () {

$( '#datap' ).datepicker();

However, the output width doesn't seem to follow the defined sWidths when more columns are included, and there is less "buffer width", as seen here: http://s-ledger.appspot.com/#dataTable#cp