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Yes - just put the elements into the page. The one thing it doesn't do - and what is probably tripping you up is cache more than one row - to be honest, you might even be best just skipping the fact t

$('#tblOscarNominees').dataTable({

$( '#ToolTables_faculties_1' ).on( 'click', function () {

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

"domTable": "#towns",

$("#tblData").dataTable( {

if( !$('#ToolTables_dyntab_2').hasClass('DTTT_disabled') && $(nTds[1]).text()>0 )

Its sorting the column with "4/5" (for example) as a string since it contains non-numerical data (the `/` ). If you want it to sort numerically, you need to create a sorting plug-in that wil

$("#tblData").dataTable( {

var table = $('#table_id').dataTable()

dt = $('#table').dataTable({

$("#tabs").tabs( {

$("#tSend").on('click' , function(){

$('#table_id').dataTable(

$('#tid').dataTable( {

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

oTable = $("#todo").dataTable({

$('#tablename').dataTable( {

$('#table1').dataTable({

var oTableAuditLines = $('#tblAuditLines').dataTable({