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I am using jquery.dataTables.js * Version: 1.8.2.

> The 'json' object here should not be an array of arrays, but rather an array of objects following another interface with a value() method or something like that.

@allan: I wasn't aware of the "_all" pseudo index ('magic strings'). this is good to know.

You might have to use a different package than thickbox. I'm not too familiar with thickbox, but looking at the demos on the site, I'm guessing that there is no .thickbox() routine to call to attach…

Oops - sorry - I forgot that DataTables does the application of the parameters in a top to bottom order! The two elements in the aoColumnDefs array can just be swapped and it will work:

Thanks guys,

Hi all,

As Omnimike says bVisible is true by default - so want you want to do is have all columns hidden and then set the columns you want back to visible, which you can do like this:

I don't think you should be putting the click event handler inside fnDrawCallback - that might apply the event handler to the same row multiple times. I would suggest using a live event instead:

Sounds like the fnReloadAjax API plug-in method might be exactly what you want: http://datatables.net/plug-ins/api#fnReloadAjax . When the button is clicked just call fnReloadAjax with the URL for th…

Had the same issue for:

thx fbas for ur help, but i'm still didn't understand, i was put thickbox class on my client but that still not call the thickbox function, any idea?

Hello allan,

I've searched the forums for this and seen examples of others having similar issues but none seem to be calling the fnDeleteRow from within the fnDrawCallback function.

fnUpdate (http://www.datatables.net/ref#fnupdate) let's you update a row's data with values. set the 4th param to false to tell it not to redraw the table.

Hello Allan and others,

Choosing a number range from a column is achieved by entering two values (min,max) into separate text boxes, and this is fine, however, there are situations where it is preferable to choose from a pr…

Using the example, and working through a couple of other posts, I wanted to show more information on the grouping row, other than the group itself.

I ended up doing the following, an infinite recursive loop that checks for the presence of the processing div being set to visible. If anyone has a better suggestion, please share:

This might be a CSS question but I really don't know where to begin. I have a datatable that appears to "float" over other elements in my page. For example, if I had a datatable and an , …