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automatically assigned by the defaults. For this reason the

Changing the language information displayed by DataTables is as simple as passing in a language object to the DataTable constructor. This example shows a different set of English string being used, rather than the defaults.

which it is by default).

Can you link to the page so I can debug it please? I presume when you use draw() you are using the access constructor for the new API - i.e. $().DataTable() (capital D). Allan

No takers? I wonder if this is a bug?

I am using Firefox. My intent is to add a 'Clear' filter button, and the other button I want is to change how Date/time fields are displayed. This is a customer request - they want European format and American format. Given the layout, it makes sense to me to add these buttons to the right of the Filter field. I don't HAVE too.... but it would make the layout a bit neater and remove some negative space.

Thank you both!

I can answer my own question :-) The value for the appropriate options in the length change drop down is used as the value for iDisplayLength when you select it. In my table, I have 2 length options - All and Pages. If the Pages option has a value of 20 then the table will show 20 rows. Makes perfect sense now I think about it, its only when I came to try and write my own change handler for the length change drop down that I realised this! Cheers, Al.

Oh and yes - as tihg7947, your jQuery selector is an ID which doesn't exist.

Thank you Allan. I managed to solve the problem using this method.

is: [code] /* Set the defaults for DataTables initialisation */ $.extend(

Nevermind. After researching this I found by adding "aaSorting": [ ], corrected my issue.

Thank you that worked well.