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$("#mytable").DataTable({stateSave:true});

$(document).ready(function () { $("#myTable").DataTable({ "processing": true, "serverSide": true, "filter": false, "orderMulti": false, "ajax&

* 2. $(document).ready(function () { 3. $("#myTable").DataTable({ 4. "processing": true, 5. "serverSide": true, 6. "filter": false, 7. "orderMulti

dtTable = $('#mytable').DataTable(); $('[id^=min_col_date]').bind('change keyup', function() { start_date = $(this).val(); column_name = $(this).attr("id").slice( -9 );; dtTable.draw();

var table = $("#myTable").DataTable();

var table = $('#myTable').DataTable();

var table = $('#myTable').DataTable();

= this.transform(data); this.grid = $("#mytable").dataTable({ "autoWidth" : false, "lengthChange" : false, "paging" : true,

var data_table = $('#myTable').DataTable({

return the DataTable object. So for example $('#myTable').DataTable() will return a DataTable API instance for #myTable no matter where you call it. That allows you to access it in any context.

$('#mytable').dataTable().fnSettings().aaSorting[0][0];

$('#myTable').DataTable({

jQuery(document).ready(function () { $("#myTable").DataTable( { paging: true, lengthChange: false, pageLength: 5, pagingType: "simple_numbers&quo

jQuery(document).ready(function(){ oTable = jQuery("#mytable").DataTable( { "dom": 'R<"#titrePlaceholder"><"H"lfr>t<"

var table = $('#myTable').DataTable({ dom: 'lfBrtip', initComplete: function () { this.api().columns().every( function () { var column = this; var select = $('')

var table = $('#myTable').DataTable({ dom: 'lfBrtip', initComplete: function () { this.api().columns().every( function () { var column = this; var sele

var table = $('#mytable'); table.dataTable({ ... }); // row click event $('#mytable tbody').on('click', 'tr', function(e) { var row = $(table).dataTable().api().row(this), data = row.data()

var dataTable = $('#mytable').dataTable({

t = $('#myTable').DataTable(); $('#myTable tbody').on('click', 'a', function() { t .row($(this).parents('tr')) .remove() .draw(); });

I get it, but can I get the column name with the API $("#mytable").DataTable();