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

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

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

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

Note: when using jQuery html the id is usually used as identifier, but this will be cloned too. It's therefor not correct to include id's in this jQuery. I solved it with: [code]$("#example"

$('#example').dataTable( {

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

[code]$('#example1,#example2').dataTable();

$('#example').dataTable( {

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

$('#example').dataTable( {

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

$('#example').dataTable( {

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

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

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

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

Ah yes - I can see that that would happen. I'd suggest a workaround for this one - just add the required class names using jQuery ( $('#example tfoot th').addClass('whatever'); ) after DataTables has

$('#example tbody').delegate('tr td', 'click', function(e){

var nTrs = $('#example tbody tr');