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var searchButton = $('#id_of_button').bind('click', function(e){

$('html,body').animate({scrollTop: $("#id_of_your_table_or_wathever").offset().top},300);

why we can use code in the following way ? I just know I should use "$.fn.dataTableSettings" by the way of $("#id").dataTableSettings() ? Am I right ?

$('#id-mainActiondiv').html(result);

{ "name": "id", "value": $.trim( $('#id_instances').val().toString()) },

http://datatables.net/ref#iDisplayLength :-)

WHERE (id = #id#)

http://datatables.net/ref#iDisplayLength

You need to set the initial paging length to -1: http://datatables.net/ref#iDisplayLength . The aLengthMenu parameter doesn't effect the initial value, only the values that the user can pick from.

if ($('#iDisplayLength').val() != display_length && parseInt($('#iDisplayLength').val()) > 0) {

http://www.datatables.net/ref#iDataSort

$('#idOfGrid').fnUpdate(['colOne', 'colTwo'], $('#idOfRow')[0]);

OK. Finally fixed the issue which was not related to DataTables and the context menu. The context menu did not work on any row except the first since my initialization script was using an ID on the ht

http://www.datatables.net/ref#iDeferLoading

http://www.datatables.net/ref#iDataSort

"&id="+encodeURI($("#id").val())+

http://www.datatables.net/ref#iDeferLoading

I finally fixed it after putting "iDisplayLength": 10, in the definition of the datatable and changing oSettings._iDisplayLength = $('#iDisplayLength').val(); to oSettings._iDisplayLength =

if ($('#iDisplayLength').val() != display_length) {

http://www.datatables.net/ref#iDataSort