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$('##mytable td').each( function() {

...yeah, sorry, I wrote '#mytablename' but I know, it must be the ID.

Certainly should work: http://datatables.net/examples/basic_init/multiple_tables.html . Any selector which returns the table you want will do it. As long as it returns the table element. alert( $('#my

I was hoping to be able to use code like this to initialise it: $('#my-div table').dataTable... or $('table#my-div').dataTable...

$('#myTable').dataTable( {

$("#mytableid_filter input").focus();

I need to put the focus on the filter input field after datatable is drawn. I'll try several notations, like [code]$("#mytablename_filter:input").focus();[/code]but nothing works. Can someon

and how could i use a jquery event? $(#mybtn).click? or something like that? since i fill the table dynamically its very handy to just call the onclikc instead of doing some loops to get the event wor

$('#myTable1').dataTable( {

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

For example: Got 2295, expected 2298 - and then in firebug $('#mytable td').length = 2400 (Also the numbers quoted are not always the same)

$('#myTable').dataTable( {

Just do this: $('#myTable').dataTable();

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

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

if($('#MYTABLEID').length>0)

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

$('#myData thead th').each( function () {

$('#mytable').dataTable( {

$("#myForm").submit(function(){