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Run your JSON through http://jsonlint.com - that will point out where any errors might be. Allan

Hi Martin, Is sEcho being passed back as is sent from DataTables? (you need to cast it as an integer for security reasons though!). Also iTotalDisplayRecords looks wrong. Unless you have a filter applied, it should be the same as iTotalRecords. http://datatables.net/usage/server-side . If that doesn't help, can you link to an example please? Allan

Maybe you can just enclose the dataTable drawing in another function an execute that function on buttonclick??? function foo() { qtable = $('mytable').dataTables(); } $('button').click(function() { foo(); } ... Just an idea... :)

Allan, What do you mean exactly by a custom processing element embedded in your HTML? Where exactly should this div be placed for it to generate in the same location as the Data Tables Processing Div?

Hi, I've worked this out now. In my server side handling page I had a few lines of whitespace at the top. IE 8 and firefox handled this, but IE7 looses the plot if there is white space before the JSON data. Supressing the whitespace fixed it.

thank you it helped me a lot

Sorry, weird caracters in string caused the problem.

This looks like a duplicate of http://datatables.net/forums/comments.php?DiscussionID=83&page=1#Item_13 . An answer to the issue is provided in that thread.

Sorry saw someone mention using live closed window though. Solution example as follows [code] $ ('#eData tr').live ('click', function() { if ( $(this).hasClass('row_selected') ) $(this).removeClass('row_selected'); else $(this).addClass('row_selected'); [/code]

Hi Shaun, You can add as many columns as you want coming back from the server-side - they don't need to 1:1 map to the database. Here is an example which adds a link tag: http://datatables.net/forums/comments.php?DiscussionID=1388 Allan