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$("#SucessTable" + aData["MessageID"] + '').dataTable({

$('#someTable').datatable();

someTypeDataTable = $("#someTypeTable").dataTable({

that makes SELECT DISTINCT, put values into string (together with option tags) and then populate select with this string by using [code]$("#sel1").html("<?php echo $sel1_string ?

Ok, I've used approach where I uniquely identify each dynamically created select and I replace their content by using $("#sel3").html("something"). It works fine as long as I displ

someTypeDataTable = $("#someTypeTable").dataTable({

$('#setV').click( function () {

{ "label": "#decode#", "value": "#code#", "selected": "#selected#" },

fcmc.oTableStats = $('#stats_overview').dataTable(fcmc.initializer("stats"));

table = that.$("#summary").dataTable()

$(\"#sort_table\").hide();

i tried implementing this : http://jqueryui.com/droppable/#shopping-cart with no success, being able to move only #example tbody but not #example tbody tr

You might also want to consider using server-side processing: http://datatables.net/faqs#speed . Although 30 odd Ajax requests on page load might be something your server objects to...

"sDom":'<"top"firlpt><"bottom"i>', // position elements in order http://datatables.net/usage/options#sDom

Thanks allan for your answer. So I do like that now and it works:

This is addressed in one of the FAQs: http://datatables.net/faqs#speed .

$("#studentListTable").dataTable({

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

$('#Save').click(function () {

See the FAQs: http://datatables.net/faqs#speed