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$('#t2').dataTable({bJQueryUI:true, sDom:'t',aoColumns:[null, {bSortable:false, bSearchable:false}]}).fnSetFilteringDelay(288);

$('#table-members').dataTable( {

var oTable = $('#Tabelle1').dataTable({

var currTable = $("#table_"+id).dataTable(

//$('#txtVendorId').val(vendorId);

$("#table1, #table2, #table3").dataTable({

$('#tableDiv-1').html( ' ' );

$(document).ready(function() { $('#table-1').dataTable({....});

$('#thisDataTable').dataTable( {

var oTable = setting, $('#thisDataTable').dataTable( {

var oTable = $('#Table1').dataTable();

Tried sDom with no luck. I'll preface this thread bump by saying that really all I have to do to effect my desired cosmetic change is add a new rule to my CSS to change its property to "display:n

$this = $('#task_progress td:nth-child(5n+5)');

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

$('#tblOrders thead tr th:contains("Actions")').append(' '

$('#tableContainer').html('');

$('#tblOrders_filter')

tblKD = $("#tblKD").dataTable({

$("#table-wrapper").hide() // table is initially hidden as I add table rows to it using jQuery

Or you can call $("#table").dataTable() again and get the original reference to the table object.