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cell().data() is the method that would be used to update the data in a cell. The cell-selector documentation details the cell selector options. Allan

Oops - yes. Thanks for spotting the typo. data computed on the client side, it doesn't. How can I correct this point. Use cells().render() to get the rendered / computed values (i.e. instead of cells().data()). Allan

How are you currently trying to do it? The cells().every() method (or rows().every() depending on how you want to do the iteration) would probably be my starting point. Allan

I had a similar problem. Try to remove your cellspacing option Just write this : < table id="example> and then write your javascript like this $(document).ready(function(){ $('#example').DataTable() })

column: x } as a cell-selector. The key thing here

lt;table id='example' class = 'display' cellspacing ='0' width = '100%' >";

Good to hear that works. You can use the cell as a cell selector as well: $("#dataTable tbody").on('click', 'td', function () { console.log(opportunityTable.cell(this).data()); }); See cell-selector. Allan

In http://datatables.net/reference/api/column(), the DT parameter type link for column-selector points to the cell-selector page.

I used "cellspacing" but it did not work.

border, margins, padding, collapse-broder, cellspacing, content being to wide