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$('#tableid tbody tr:eq(0)') would do it - just like a non-DataTables table.

You shouldn't have to; you just need to delegate higher in the DOM. The #table_id refers to the table itself; if you have a wrapper div even higher than that (don't make a new one, just use whatever's

"""$("#table_id").delegate("td", "click", clickhandler);"""

$( "#tabs" ).tabs();

$('#td_clt_CCOLD_TOURNEE_NOUVELLE01_'+cdclt).css("background-image", "url("+icon+")" );

var myDocumentsTable = $('#tblMyDocuments').dataTable({

oTable = $("#table").dataTable();

$('#tblDocuments tbody td img').live('click', function () {

$('#tblDocument tbody td img').live('click', function (event) {

$('#tickets_active_table').dataTable({

$("#tabs").tabs( {

Table:

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

If you comment out the DataTables initialisation ( oTable = $('#table1').dataTable( { ) - does it "fix" the problem? There is something very odd going on there - I think there might be an in

$('#table1 th.sorting_asc,#table1 th.sorting_desc').attr('innerText');

$('#table1').dataTable({

$('#tblSummary').dataTable().fnClearTable();

$('#the_table').dataTable({"bFilter": false ,

$('#test').dataTable({

$('#table tbody tr').live('dblclick', function () {