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I found it...It's at http://datatables.net/download/ BTW ... Great Works Allan.... Cheers

This is a security feature of your web-browser. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-site_scripting . To 'get around it' you need to use a method such as JSONP. Allan

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Perfect. Thanks

The two columns example isn't actually released yet - sorry for the dead link :-(. You can grab the latest source which will work with the two tables example from Github: https://github.com/DataTables/ColVis . However, it doesn't sound like it is exactly what you need - that will just show two tables with two different boxes for ColVis (one for each column). What it sounds like you need is http://datatables.net/api#fnSetColumnVis which allows a custom implementation of column visibility and you can control the visibility of multiple columns from a single control (if you set it up that way). Allan

Hi, I have added server side browser history support for my Datatables (paging, sorting and search terms) and I would like to share it. You can see an example of the code in my site http://www.neuralstockmarket.com/tickers.php . I hope this help and would be integrated in a near future. Regards, Tomas Atria

Hi, I'm trying to parse a REST service response as a Data table but I need to show only some columns in the table and to change columns name. Is any way to accomplish this goal with datatables API? Thanks in advance, Laura

Hello; I am using a jQuery plugin which is datatables, and i use it that way : $('table').DataTable( { "ajax": "table.txt"}); This work fine because the file table.txt is located on the same directory as my javascript script in my hosting directory. But because the file table.txt size is important, this will consume me a lot of bandwidth so the idea i have is to host it in an other location for example a CDN or dropbox and then call it, for example like that: $('table').DataTable( { "ajax": "http://dropbox/cdn/445587215/table.txt"}); But it doesn't work because I think jQuery cannot request files which are located outside of the current running domain name for security reasons, so the idea that come to my mind is to host both the javascript file that make the call to this table.txt file on the same folder on the CDN and then just include the javascript file using the tag like: Do you think that this will work ? or can you advice me for a better approach ? Thank you

My json file content 3 infos: Name, Firstname and file. I want to output 3 column: a (Name); b (First name) and c (filename) I render third Colum this ways: "columns": [{"data": "a" },{ "data": "b" },{ "data": "c";}},"render": function (data, type, full, meta) {return '<a href="data/'+data+'.htm" title="D&eacute;tails" " class="details">D&eacute;tails</a>';}}], and would like to load an htiml content in another div or article $(document).ready( function() { $(".details").on("click", function() { $("#details").load($(this).attr("href") }); }); This doesn't work. Could you help me?