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hi,

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columns using DOM methods. Something like $('#example thead th:eq(0)').width(100); for example would set the column size for the first column. There are a number of "gotchas" however to con

$('#example').dataTable( {

$('#example').dataTable( {

$('#example').dataTable();

$('#example').dataTable( {

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

$('#example tbody td').click( function () {

$('#example tbody td').click( function () {

$('#example tbody td').click(function() {

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

by using jQuery to select the table you want $('#example') for a table with an ID of 'example', and then use the dataTable() function to start DataTables - $('#example').dataTable() - as in the examp

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

i've found a solution about how to know which columns are visible and which ones are hidden into the fnFooterCallback function

$('#example').dataTable(dataTableOpt);

if I set the new options (sPdfOrientation, sPdfMessage, sTitle ) before invoke $('#example').dataTable(dataTableOpt); everything works fine, but i want to ask to user wich title, description and orie

You can use $('#example thead th').unbind('click'); just before you call fnSortListener to add the sorting events as you want. Regarding the sorting icons... hmmm - possibly but I think I might have a

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

table = $('#example').dataTable();