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$('#MyTableName').dataTable({ "aaSorting": [[8, 'dsc'], [7, 'dsc'], [6, 'dsc']] });

var mytable=(dataTable)$("#mytableid");

theDataTable = $('#myTable').dataTable({

$('#myTable1').dataTable( {

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

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

$('#MyTable').dataTable({

I also tried [code]oTable.fnGetData($("#myID" )[0]) [/code], but also doesn't work

aoData.push( { "name": "extra_filter", "value": $('#my_filter').val() } );

$("#MyTable").dataTable({

The code in the second post should do the job. Which version of DataTables are you using? With 1.7 if #MyTable has been initialised already it should just return the object - if it hasn't been initial

$("#MyTable").dataTable().fnSettings().fnRowCallback =

$("#MyTable").dataTable({

aoData.push( { "name": "extra_filter", "value": $('#my_filter').val() } );

$("#mytable img").click(function() {

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

I would like to initialise a datatable by passing a json object as follows: $('#mytab').dataTable(json);

I have about 4000 rows. I'm currently adding them by setting a giant string of s using innerHtml, then calling ("#myTable").dataTable({ ... }). This seems to work fine with Firefox, but on I

#my-datatable {

var $table = $("#mytable").dataTable({ your full initialization });