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What you can do is something like this:

Hello, Allan

Yes you can set the 'sType' to "numeric": http://datatables.net/usage/columns#sType

Whenever I use datatable all my td onclick functions quit working.

I'm afraid that DataTables doesn't currently support dynamic insertion and deletion of columns. The closest it currently does is showing an hiding columns during run time: http://datatables.net/examp…

You need to use a regular expression to match for "not": http://datatables.net/api#fnFilter . You probably want to disable smart filtering when using custom regular expressions, since the r…

Dynamically showing an hiding rows in DataTables is entirely done by filtering. You could potentially use the built in filtering on a specific column http://datatables.net/api#fnFilter if you know wh…

I apologize in advance. I have a feeling there is a very simple answer for this but can't figure it out. I'm trying to filter on records that are not equal to the string. E.G. the example from the…

To me that looks like the best way to go, honestly. What you could possibly do (sorry Allan if this is against any of your rules) is try to incorporate your function into the jquery.dataTable.js fil…

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You're welcome. I see so many things online for VB I had to boost up C# some. Also, I didn't see those other scripts, so thank you for the link. I'm actually in the middle of writing out exact…

I'm not sure if someone has already put this up here, but I want to put it up because I know many people who have had this issue and it does not seem to be easy to search for. Also, the examples on …

Thanks Allan

You need to modify the selector. At the moment you have all cells being used: $("#example tbody td").editable(...). You need to modify the 'tbody td' bit to not include the cells you don't …

hi allan,

Great, now lets see if we can figure out my filtering issue

I found another issue where Datatables is behaving differently in IE vs Safari

So you want to disable sorting on columns which have a given class? A small modification of the example will do it:

Hi Allan,