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#idRank {

This is actually intentional... :-). The definition you have will effect the options that the user can choose from, but not the initial length - as you are seeing. To change the initial length you nee

$('#id').dataTable( {

#id#

$jq('#idtABLE tbody td').live('mouseover', function() {

I would recommend using iDataSort rather than fnSortListener for this: http://datatables.net/usage/columns#iDataSort . It's probably possible to do what you want with fnSortListener, but a lot more co

iDisplayLength is the parameter you are looking for. Documentation is your friend: http://datatables.net/usage/options#iDisplayLength

$("#id_of_the_table").dataTable({

$('#idselect').val(this.innerHTML);

In one tab you have DataTables. You set #id for DataTables table.

For exemple, if a table doesn't feature THs or something like that, gracefully continue working and alert the user that table #ID something doesn't conform, it will make us lose much less time to debu

or anything like that, for example [code]$("#IDROW). hide ()[/code] or if

oTableUser = $('#idUser').dataTable( {

$('#idselect2').val(this.innerHTML);

Yes - you need to set iDisplayLength as well to let it select which one of the options you want to use initially: http://datatables.net/usage/options#iDisplayLength

You can pass "iDisplayStart" as an initialisation parameter: http://datatables.net/usage/options#iDisplayStart . Slightly confusing with two iDisplayStart parameters.... :-)

$("#ides").text('new column name');

You can tell one column to sort based on the data in a different column using the iDataSort ( http://datatables.net/usage/columns#iDataSort ) parameters. There is a code example in the documentation.

1. Change number of entries per page: iDisplayLength - http://datatables.net/usage/options#iDisplayLength

You can just use the iDisplayLength ( http://datatables.net/usage/options#iDisplayLength ) initialisation property to set the number of records to be shown on a page at initialisation. This will work