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What I've done is to set up an example of what I think is needed for your table here: http://live.datatables.net/enesak/4/edit#source . To see it in action click the "Render" button in the t

$('#schedule-dialog').trigger('create');

oTable = $("#sortable").dataTable( {

http://datatables.net/ref#sZeroRecords :-). And yes it can be styled as you wish using td.dataTables_empty in your CSS.

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

Probably the same as this: http://datatables.net/faqs#ss_events - you need to use fnDrawCallback to initialise the plug-in.

http://www.datatables.net/usage/columns#sType

[code]var _tmpTable = $("#sample").dataTable( {

var _tmpTable = $("#sample").dataTable();

http://code.google.com/p/jquery-datatables-editable/wiki/AddingNewRecords#Specifying_id_of_the_add_new_record_form

oTable = $("#sectable").dataTable({bJQueryUI: true,

$("#startDate").val("");$("#endDate").val("");

You would need to set http://datatables.net/ref#sAjaxDataProp to "Records" to let DataTables know where it should look for data.

what does it look like if you don't hide the original table? (in console you can turn it back on with $('#searchtable').show(); )

if ($('#StartDateId').val() <= $('#EndDateId').val()) {

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

var status = $("#SelectStatus").val();

( "#srchbtn" ).button

I do something exactly like this in the DataTables reference: http://datatables.net/ref#search (note that "search" is put into the filter box).

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