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Yes, the column-selector can be used to reference columns by name. In this case you would use: oTable.cell( row, 'price:name' ).data(); Allan

that can affect multiple columns and I'm not sure

Shadowii, the most obvious thing without seeing more of your code You are using a table footer (tfoot), and have more columns (th/td) defined in the footer row than you do in the body of the table.

all values in the columns. var oTable = $("#example").dataTable(); var

should be submitted readonly columns: IE sometimes ignores readonly

justify left/right on specific columns, re any data with

Interested"; }); myTable += " "; $("#donor_list").html(myTable); $('#dataTable').dataTable({ "columns": [ null, {"orderDataType": "dom-select"} ] }); } }); }); this

tries to search all columns ($searchTermsAny?). Would you please

going for updating 4 columns at once with a

the server for the columns (i.e. remove the regex