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$('#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

var mydt = $('#data_table").dataTable();

objTable = $('#Data').dataTable( {

it's possible to do this using DOM data source sorting ( http://datatables.net/development/sorting#data_source ) but not with the standard sorting methods. Are you note the sorting functions just get

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

All the code I have on the page was included in my original post. So, the only instance of this "$('#datatable').dataTable)" is where you see it.

When you say "as soon as this happens" are you refering to the display of the table or the clicking of the link? This error happens when you try to access an already created datatable that

$('#datatable').dataTable( {

$("#dataTable>thead>tr").html(theadInnerHtml);

$("#dataTable>thead>tr").html(theadInnerHtml);

jQuery('#dataTables').html('');

jQuery("#datagrid").dataTable()

$('#datagrid').dataTable( {

window.parent.$('#data_table').dataTable().fnAddData( [ .... ] );

$('#data_table').dataTable().fnAddData( [

$('#data_table', window.parent.document).dataTable().fnAddData( [