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use sCookiePrefix to give each table a unique cookie

If you have never developed in JavaScript before, fbas' suggestion of using fancybox should work dandy. Fancybox is probably my favourite, too.

[quote]tjyoung said: can you tell me how to incorporate nStandingRedraw(); into it?[/quote]

Oh my god... it works!

Here is the current version, with contributions from everyone in this thread, most recently many big ones from martijnb!

I did something similar in a recent project, however I was using 2 checkboxes. Here is my code, I hope it helps:

Hi Simon,

Hi all,

I have seen the plugins to start the display on a DT record ID, but that is really desgined for a redraw on update - where one has access to the new record and can derive the ID.

1) You can tell your database to use the same field twice, then you can edit one of those fields at will, i.e. with fnRender or any other callback function.

Hi,

If i got you right your problem you need to keep track of checked checkboxes in one table during pagination (not across different webpages). Have a look at: http://datatables.net/forums/discussion/co…

Something like this should work:

Hi,

You can constrain it in the X direction with sScrollX, or if you set a width in your table

I have searched the forums, and tried many things, but to no avail. I will try to describe this best as possible, and code is below.

Hello,

Hey Everyone,

I'm a bit of a luddite, but I get around it by using a new jQuery object and chained functions thus:

I've tried a thousand combinations and I'm sure i'm missing something elementary. I'm hoping someone can throw me a bone and point out the error of my ways.