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$("#tabcontent2").on('shown', function (e) {

$("#tabcontent1, #tabcontent2").tabs( {

$('#toolTable tbody').on( 'click', 'tr', function ()

$('#tab-content').load(issuesTabPath + '/report/' + id);

$('#targetsTable').dataTable({

Well, the problem is that the code I posted doesn't work exactly work. I have made a work around though that solves this problem, as well as the one I started with. Here is where I generate the colum…

$("#tableName tbody").on("click", "tr a", function(event){

"domTable": "#tableMaterial",

Event attachment - when you attach an event :-). i.e. `$('#table1 tbody').on( 'click', 'tr', function () {...} );` . You'd just use a refined selector to target specific columns or elements if that is

var table5 = $('#table5').dataTable({

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

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

$('#tblMyTraining').dataTable({

$("#table").parent().scroll(function () {

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

$('#table').dataTable(

transferMasterTable=$('#transferMasterTable').dataTable( {

(to add row to the table, I used [code]$('#table').dataTable().fnAddData(arr);[/code]). But when I edit that, it is adding another row(as new row) some where else in the table. So I want simple sampl

var feedbackDetailsDataTable = $('#tblFeedbackList').dataTable({

[code]var oTable = $('#test').dataTable();