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$('#businessCategoriesToolbar').tmpl(data).appendTo($('#outerContainerToolbar'));

var buttonPlaceholder = $("#buttonPlaceholder").html("Test");

Yes this is quite possible. You can populate your table with numbers and then have DataTables format it as you require with fnRender ( http://datatables.net/ref#fnRender ). You can also maintain the

$("#button").button({

$( "#button").button();

$('#Busy').hide();

You can use fnRender ( http://datatables.net/usage/columns#fnRender ) to format the numbers as you wish, and set bUseRendered ( http://datatables.net/usage/columns#bUseRendered ) to false so that sort

Sorry about that. fnRender is currently called twice when using it with server-side processing. This is for reasons of the new internal data processing - and in retrospect is probably wrong - I'm just

$("#budget").dataTable({

Thanks for the clarification. Are you actually setting bUseRendered ( http://datatables.net/usage/columns#bUseRendered ) at all in aoColumns? It is default true, so if you want _aData to retain the or

aoData[].nTr is the element in the table, so that will be what is rendered. But aoData[]._aData will container the text strings ( http://datatables.net/usage/columns#bUseRendered might be useful for y

var oTables= $('#buldleTable').dataTable({

$('#Button2').click(function () {

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

$("#button").click(function() {

So the problem is that you want to use aData[0] again in the second fnRender, but DataTables has altered what aData is? Have a look at bUseRendered: http://datatables.net/usage/columns#bUseRendered .

The easiest is like in the demo example linked above:

$('#business_units').dataTable({

You need to use fnRender ( http://datatables.net/usage/columns#fnRender ) and probably http://datatables.net/usage/columns#bUseRendered as false (to maintain your sorting), in combination with fnForma

$('#button_image_137').livequery('click', function(event) {