Search

#search_val = request.GET['sSearch'].split('+')

You can't apply custom CSS as such, but you can have DataTables add a class to column cells such that the CSS for that class is applied: http://datatables.net/usage/columns#sClass

#Servicio#

var show = $('#ShowMessage').val(); //accessing hidden field

var filter_id = $('#storedFilter_id').val();

ok so i have this code, however it does not seem to work when i type in the text box with the id of #start_date

I'm still learning JQuery and DataTables is one of the most amazing scripts I've come across yet, no less for the simple fact that I can implement it easily!

But the side-effect (a.k.a. bug) of the "fnSelect" definition, is that the button no longer "will be 'active' when a row is selected in the table (http://www.datatables.net/extras/table

reBuildGameListPerCat(jQuery('#category_select').val(), jQuery('#sid').val(), jQuery('#mod').val());

via $('#SearchResults tbody').click(function (event) {...}

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

var str = $("#submit_form").serialize();

This FAQ should help: http://datatables.net/faqs#speed

You just need to change the order of the options in your sDom parameter: http://datatables.net/usage/options#sDom . Something like "sDom": 'T<"clear">lfript', will pu

Yes. Just get the date using new Date() and add it (with whatever formatting you need) using the sFileName property: http://datatables.net/extras/tabletools/button_options#sFileName

reBuildGameListPerCat(jQuery('#category_select').val(), jQuery('#sid').val(), jQuery('#mod').val());

The cookie name can be controlled by this parameter: http://datatables.net/usage/options#sCookiePrefix . You are quite right that a different cookie is used for each different page. Remember that the

$('#study_table_full').dataTable({

oTable = jQuery('#schedule').dataTable({

var hideKeywords = ($("#showHideExcluded").val() == "true");