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The e.shift parameter is part of the event object that is passed into the click event handling function (in my example "$('#example tr').click( function() {" - this would be modified to &quo

$('#example').dataTable().fnSetFilteringDelay(1000);

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

Yes, I added the code exactly as it's shown. My table is called #example and all the other code snippets I've picked up from your site/forum is working okay on the same page. The error only appears wh

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

$('#example tbody td').editable( function( sValue ) {

Thanks for quick response.

$('#example tbody td').editable( 'media/examples_support/editable_ajax.php', {

$('#example tbody td').editable( 'media/examples_support/editable_ajax.php', {

$('#example').dataTable( {

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

$('#example').dataTable( {

obj_table = $("#example").dataTable( {

$('#example').dataTable( {

$('#example').dataTable( {

What you could do is to create a custom API function which will take a node and then locate it from the internal structure (aoData[].nTr) and delete that row entry. With regard to your jQuery object,

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

$('#example').dataTable( {

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

1. Get the number of TR elements from the DOM and bypass DataTables for that little part. For example $('#example tbody tr').length would do).