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$('#single_column_filter').keyup( function () {

$('#styles').dataTable( {

It certainly is - have a look at the sDom parameter: http://datatables.net/usage#sDom - example: http://datatables.net/examples/example_dom.html

type explicitly ( http://datatables.net/usage#sType ). Set it to date (assuming that Date.parse() will pick that date up?) or 'string'. If Date.parse() doesn't pick it up, you'll need to add a custom

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

Allen, by the way.. if you look at your code you posted on your line "sAjaxSource": 'json.php' you use no comma afterward. I tried your code and it still won't compile. My code does as it us

Yeah, I just found the error myself after about 6 hours. If I use this.#search... Where should it go? I'm thinking that maybe in fnGetNodes() like fnGetNodes(this.#search).. Is this right Allen?

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

Does this mean that I must use tooltips to use the .click event? I was kind of hoping not to have to use the tips. In place of the .tooltip, maybe I can try #search. I don't know.. I'm just digging. :

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

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

$('#search tbody tr').click( function() {

What you can do is make use of the fnFilter() API function ( http://datatables.net/api#fnFilter ). What to do is add an event handler to the radio buttons such that when they are clicked fnFilter() is

var searchTable = $("#searchGrid").dataTable({

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

Interesting one! What you could do for this is assign a custom sort function ( http://datatables.net/development#sorting ) for the column in question (use sType to make the column use that function: h

$("#search").keyup( function () {

1. Use the column property sClass ( http://datatables.net/usage#sClass ) to assign a class to the columns you want to give a class to (which looks like all of them :-) ).

$('#select_box').change(function() {

oTable = $('#std_table').dataTable(