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var row = $('#data-table').find('thead').eq(0);

// Main reference for data-table var $data_table = $( '#data-table' ); // Initialize DataTable var table = $data_table.DataTable( { "lengthMenu": [

Just for testing, I was executing - $('#data-table').find('tbody').find('tr.active').length; - to see if I get all thats selected... no dice.

for data-table var $data_table = $( '#data-table' ); // Initialize DataTable var table = $data_table.DataTable( ); // Get a handler for the cells in the footer to add the search inp

$("#data-table > tbody").append('Col1Col2Col3');

var activateEditor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor( { ajax: { type: 'PUT', url: 'activateUser.php', }, table: "#data-table" }); tableTools: { sRowSelect: "os",

var oTable = $('#data-table').DataTable({ "pagingType": "full_numbers", "columnDefs": [ { "class": 'details-control',

datatables = $('#data-table').dataTable({ "aaSorting": [[1, "desc"]], "bJQueryUI": true, "sPaginationType": "full_numbers",

$(document).ready(function() { oTable=$('#data-table').dataTable({ "bProcessing": true, "bPaginate":true,

var oTable = $('#data-table').dataTable({

the $('#data-table_wrapper') is the id for the div that contains the datatable.

> $('#data-table_wrapper')

$('#data-table_wrapper').animate({ scrollTop: '0px' }, 800);

var oTable = jqueryNoConflict('#data-table-container').dataTable({

var oTable = $('#data-table').dataTable( {

$("#data-table1").dataTable({

$('#data-table-id tbody tr:has(:checked)').each( function () {

oTable = $("#data-table-id").dataTable({

oTable = $("#data-table-id").dataTable({

I don't think you should be putting the click event handler inside fnDrawCallback - that might apply the event handler to the same row multiple times. I would suggest using a live event instead: