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If you know the id of the TR element, then it's as simple as:

http://datatables.net/plug-ins/api#fnReloadAjax is one possible option. Or making use of fnServerData to write your own server calling function. The best way probably depends on exactly what you are …

Yup - this is absolutely possible. Slightly tricky when you consider multiple tables on a single page, but readily doable without that. You just need to attach the required events (mousewheel for exa…

Hi dneedles,

I'm having trouble assigning widths to my columns. No matter what I change, the grid always looks exactly the same with what I assume is auto-generated widths. I tried setting very large widths to …

Hi Andrey, this is a bit late so you've probably figured it out but if not, the table div tags need to be within the tabs div id="tabs" tag.

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Hi all,

Having a similar issue with a JSON, but I'm sure my problem more basic than the others listed here - I'm probably far less advanced. Regardless, in diagnosing I've tried to make an example as comple…

I have a table of records that I'm loading from a WCF service that is returning json. I'm using fnServerData to customize the data into the aaData structure needed by DataTables. That is working jus…

I worked it out using jQuery UI:

Hey!

I got something to work, but not sure if it's the best way to do this:

I found the discussion of the "submit" function which is a simplification of .bind -> http://api.jquery.com/bind/

I was mucking with the "Submit form with elements in a table" example. I was able to add a second button but am unclear how to distinguish them apart via:

After the DataTable has been initialized, I am using the fnInitComplete to select certain cells and to modify the content.

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I won't normally write the code, but this should be fairly easy to do with the API:

still do not understand ...

Thank-you @allen. Worked beautifully. If anyone is interested this allen's solution allowed me to implement a solution in seconds like so: