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oTable_6_167 = $('#table_6_167').dataTable( {

var oTable3 = $("#table3").dataTable({

var oTable = $('#tbHistory').dataTable({

var toDate = $("#to").val();

$('div#tablediv').show('fast', function(){

var nNewRow = $("#table1").dataTable().fnOpen(nTr, '', "detailsRow" + _dataID);

[code] $("#Table_1 tbody").click(function(event) {

oTable1 = $('#table1').dataTable(

$("#Table_1 tbody").click(function(event) {

oTable = $('#tblPerson').dataTable();

var free_space = ($('#table').width() - $('#fixed_width_th_cell').width());

$("#tab li").live('click', function (){

var oTable = $('#tbl_estudiantes').dataTable( {

oTableDrucken = $('#table_drucken').dataTable({

$("#table-wrapper").delegate("tr", "mousedown", function() {

So I made a call using setTimeOut() function with 500ms timer, and I found that the datatable is applied. But instead of showing 10 rows in default mode [code] $('#table_id').dataTable();[/code], it i

bDestroy: true. I am calling [code] oTable = $('#table_id').dataTable(); [/code] after finishing all the ajax calls and building the table to initialize datatables. In this case, dataTables is not ge

Why bDestroy: true? I've never used that parameter, but my understanding of it is that if the selector matches (I'm assuming you have a #table_id) it will be destroyed and replaced with a new table ma

[code] var oTable = $('#table_id').dataTable({