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#2 http://datatables.net/release-datatables/examples/api/multi_filter.html

Hello.

When I click on the #2 visible row it returns the index of 4 (last row if all 5 were shown) which is the correct position without filtering. It should return the index of 1 (current position in filter

However I can't seem to find a way around issues #2 and 3

I am not quite sure what to do about issue #1 above. For issue #2 I think I have to use 'ignore' for the blur method and use a submit button, that would fix the date picker issue but I don't like nee

How do I wrap this up and tie #1 to #2 so that a click correctly sends the POST data to the server?

****EDIT - PLS ignore #2, I can no longer spell or read correctly! The issue is resolved.

I am trying to sort a column by using the columnfilter plugin and I am having a hard time figuring out how to properly do it the right way.

I can't see why approach #2 doesn't work unless your aoColumns are not defined correctly.

i come back with this problem . i want to send the data of this form to datatables :

Phone#2

apparently in your sample run, you had 25 real rows (starting at 0 to 24), so it blew up at #25.

Problem #2 is solvable. I can capture the checkbox event using "live" as you rightly mentioned. I can also create an array of all checkboxes indexed as they would appear in the table.

I have tried #2 in fburleigh's response and it doesn't seem to take. I am setting the DT_RowId property on each array inside of aaData, but it has no effect. Ideas?

for problem #2, use jQuery's live() function rather than bind(). this will perform bind on elements that were become available throughout the lifetime of your script. http://api.jquery.com/live/

I don't expect you to debug my code, but help is always appreciated. I particularly want to get item #2 working (the reg ex in fnFilter on my tri-state checkboxes).

3. Continuing from #2 above, request a tab load using $('#tabs').tabs('load', 8). Now the datatable once again takes up the entire width of the window.

...continuing along in the theme of Thread#289...

EDIT#2: with the help of a global var to know the state of initialization of table, the fnDrawCallback did the job. And it was really easy to use!

The user would be presented with two rows of data... "children" on row #1 and "gardening" on row #2. Upon expanding one or the other, the rows for that grouping would be shown.