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Yes, Editor has field type plug-ins available for Select2, Selectize, Chosen and jQuery UI AutoComplete. You can choose which ever you prefer to work with. This is the plug-ins list. Allan

There indeed isn't much information in the question. Seeing the little info provided, you'll need to give each table a unique id. $(document).ready(function() { $('#table1').dataTable(); $('#table2').dataTable(); } );

yes header and footer can be easily created using the plugins... if you still have problem, send me details here...

That's actually a little tricky in DataTables since rows can be reordered and filtered. What you would have to do is use a callback like in this example. That's just a simple counter, but you could extend it to do a summation. Allan

I only just fully registered this part: However "TestParam" is always null in the request for some reason, even though I can see that it's been posted ok in Firebug. How are you trying to access it? $_POST['TestParam'] would be the way in PHP. Are you using PHP or .NET or something else? Allan

We can help if you post a link to your page or provide a test case using the steps here. Kevin

Okay I figured it out. On click, do this: $.fn.dataTable.ext.search.push(function( settings, data, dataIndex ) { if ( data[7] == clickedState || data[8] == "Red" ){ return true }else{ return false; } }); table.draw();

thanks

The val() method is the key one here. Use that to both get and set values for fields. You could also use field().get() and field().set() if you want to be more explicit. Allan

sorted it. i created a new array, looping