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I'm a bit slow on this one - sorry - however, the good news is that it is fixed in the nightly version of Scroller and should be released as a stable version tomorrow. Allan

How does this relate to DataTables?

Worked like a charm :-) Thank-you for the quick response and help.

You are correct - this is a global configuration. At the moment this is really the only way. I wonder if I should make the error event cancellable. That would, at least on initial thought, seem to solve the issue. You would add an event listener and then return false from it. I'm not immediately seeing any downsides... Regards, Allan

Ill check it out and give it a shot, thanks!

iDisplayStart and iDisplayLength were used before DataTables 1.10. In 1.10, use start and length as in: draw=4& columns[0][data]=0& columns[0][name]=& columns[0][searchable]=true& columns[0][orderable]=true& columns[0][search][value]=& columns[0][search][regex]=false& columns[1][data]=1& columns[1][name]=& columns[1][searchable]=true& columns[1][orderable]=true& columns[1][search][value]=& columns[1][search][regex]=false& ... columns[5][data]=& columns[5][name]=& columns[5][searchable]=false& columns[5][orderable]=false& columns[5][search][value]=& columns[5][search][regex]=false& order[0][column]=1& order[0][dir]=desc& start=10& length=10& search[value]=& search[regex]=false& toto=titi& queryBeanName=myBeanName Code above is the body of a POST request in V1.10.7 You get the same variables when using a GET request but they are stored in the url.

Okay - sounds good :-) Allan

I found the issue. The problem was with my selector. It should have been: var dtable = $("#example").dataTable().api(); I think the problem is that the selector I have could match multiples. By selecting on an id, it came back with a single api object.

Thanks for your sincerely :) I'd solved this problem :)

Could anyone can give me an advice？