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How DataTables handles data is documented here: http://next.datatables.net/manual/data#Data-source-types

Yes - absolutely. Simply use mData in DataTables ( `dataProp` in Editor - https://editor.datatables.net/fields/#dataProp ) to point to the array index that you want from the data source for the field.

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

oTable = $('#datatableDay1').dataTable({

$('#datatable_wrapper table tr').live(event, function () {

var oTable = $('#datatable1').dataTable();

var oTable = $('#datatable1').dataTable({

For the other 1% you can use completely custom sorting. A bt more tricky, but you can sort the table in any way you want: http://datatables.net/development/sorting#data_source

var oTable = $('#datatable1').dataTable({

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

[code]$('#datatables').dataTable();

Your HTML table id has to match your DataTable initialisation. You have "Products" and "#datatables".

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

$('#DataTable').on('click', 'tbody th img', function () {

$('#DataTable thead tr').each(function () {

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

$('#dataTables-example').dataTable( {

$('#datatable > tbody > tr').each(function() {

$('#datatable > tbody > tr').each(function() {

$("#datatable_test tbody tr").eq(iRow).effect("highlight", {}, 1000);