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$('#select-from option:selected').each( function() {

var progressHeader = $('#single_wrap th:eq(6)'); // grab the TH I want to measure

Which version of DataTables are you using? v1.7+ will automatically strip HTML tags from the sort, so I'm going to guess that you are using 1.6 or before - in which case you can either upgrade :-), or

Great answer. Clickin my funky self over to http://datatables.net/usage/options#sDom

You can use the sDom parameter ( http://datatables.net/usage/options#sDom ) to control where the element appears in the DOM - like this http://datatables.net/examples/basic_init/dom.html - but you wil

One thing you could try is disabling the sorting classes: http://datatables.net/faqs#speed . That will take off a bunch of stuff that needs done - but it's likely the sorting that is the real problem.

sDom is explained here: http://datatables.net/usage/options#sDom . The plug-ins (some of them at least - the appropriate ones) add their own letter (upper case for a plug-in) to the options available.

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

//aoData = aoData.concat( $("#statsOptions").serializeArray() );

With the print option you can use sMessage ( http://datatables.net/extras/tabletools/button_options#sMessage ) to put HTML at the top of the print page. However, there isn't an option for this with th

jQuery("#striped").dataTable( {

use sDom ( http://datatables.net/usage/options#sDom ) to do something like "sDom": 'lfrtip<"clear">'.

The way I recommend is to use live events - see this FAQ for more information: http://datatables.net/faqs#ss_events

var vendorId = $("#SelectedVendorId").val();

Yes indeed you can specify the type by using the sType option: http://datatables.net/usage/columns#sType . One thing to remember though is that there is a reason the auto-detected types are detected t

$("#success").unbind();

You just need to alter the sDom parameter to match what you need: http://datatables.net/usage/options#sDom

The way sDom works ( http://datatables.net/usage/options#sDom ) is that each character is an option for the elements DataTables adds to the DOM to control the table. If you don't want a feature drop o

aoData.push({"name":"source", "value":$('#source_id').val() });

$('#Sagsoversigt_GridViewSagsoversigt').dataTable({