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$('#sb_domainlist').dataTable({

$('#sb_example').dataTable();

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

$("#sel_college").change(function()

$("#sel_college").change(function()

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

data: "techID=" + jQuery("#techID").val() + "&clientID=" + jQuery("#clientID").val() + "&status=" + jQuery("#status").val()

data: "techID=" + jQuery("#techID").val() + "&clientID=" + jQuery("#clientID").val() + "&status=" + jQuery("#status").val()

It's also possible to use sDom ( http://datatables.net/usage/options#sDom ) to create a DIV element anywhere in the range of DataTables' DOM control which you can then stick whatever elements you want

The problem is a css 'float' issue, I'd say. The two controls at the bottom of the DataTable (the info and the pagination control) are floated (left and right respectively) and there is nothing there

searchTable = $("#SearchTable").dataTable({

parameter ( http://datatables.net/usage/columns#sName ) for each column will cause DataTables to send the column name to the server, which can then be processed for sorting/filtering etc, and also to

http://datatables.net/usage/options#sDom

If you want to keep filtering enabled, but remove the standard DataTables filtering input element, just drop the 'f' from the sDom parameter: http://datatables.net/usage/options#sDom - example: http:

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

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

oTable2 = $('#selected-list').dataTable({

sub_people=$("#sub-people").dataTable({"iDisplayLength":20, "bLengthChange":false, "bFilter":false,

Other other thing I noticed from your post, you aoColumns initialisation looks a bit odd (I'm slightly surprised DataTables doesn't chock on it actually). aoColumns is an array of objects, not an arra

http://datatables.net/usage/options#sDom