Search

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

var searchLocations = $('#SearchTableId').dataTable({

$.post('showTable.do?', $('#search').serialize(), function(rows) {

$.post('showTable.do?' + lastSort, $('#searchForm').serialize(), function(rows) {

"sDom": '<"#showRows"l><"#searchBox"f><"#mainTable"rt><"#tableInfo"i><"#tablePagin

$('#searchResultsjq').dataTable( {

if (!$('#searchResults tr td:first').html().match('There is no data available')) {

$('#searchResults').dataTable({

#searchResults

$('#searchResults').dataTable({

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

$('#search-users-input').keyup( function () {

[code]$('#search0').datepicker();[/code]

$("#search_redeemed_equals").change(function(e){

what does it look like if you don't hide the original table? (in console you can turn it back on with $('#searchtable').show(); )

I do something exactly like this in the DataTables reference: http://datatables.net/ref#search (note that "search" is put into the filter box).

aoData.push( { "name": "sSearch_17", "value": cleanFilter($('#search_17').val()) } );

$('#search_form').submit(function(e){

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

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