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I was able to get it working by changing "$('input', this.footer()).on('keyup change', function () {" to "$('input', this.header()).on('keyup change', function () {" and disabling column reorder, state save, and order cells top. I guess those three options are not compatible somehow?

Tangerine, I forgot to mention that I must print the row groupings while using the RowGroup extension. When using the "Print" button, the row grouping is ignored. This is why I am taking this route to ignore the Buttons extension for this task. If you find a way for me to have RowGroup be acknowledged in "Print" it would be really nice because I like the extension.

Parser Error of JSON not visible in Visual Studio - solved.

I think its a z-index issue. Adding: table.dataTable.fixedHeader-floating { z-index: 10; } to your CSS should resolve it. Allan

This is my html code Transport id TransportName Tin No Contact Person Email Id Contact No Bank Name Account No RTGS No Branch Pan No Address Line Country State City Status Action TransportName Tin No Contact Person Email_Id Contact No Bank Name Account No RTGS No Branch Pan No Address Line Country State City Status Action

i find this code "footerCallback": function(row, data, start, end,

Just remove the tfoot element from your HTML :smile:. Allan

Why add your tfoot in the initComplete? Just add the tfoot to your HTML makeup.

Hi, Any clue! Thanks

You have to have a smarter method to get the values out of the inner nodes than just parseInt. You need a function that will pull the inner text out of the content. replace your parseInt with floatVal return floatVal(a) + floatval(b); This function might work for you, it does for me. If the cell contains a number, it returns that, if it's a string, it strips out $ and commas, if that fails it then pulls the inner text. You can modify it to handle your numerical situations. var floatVal = function (i) { if (typeof i === "number") { return i; } else if (typeof i === "string") { i = i.replace("$", "") i = i.replace(",", "") var result = parseFloat(i); if (isNaN(result)) { try { var result = $(i).text(); result = parseFloat(result); if (isNaN(result)) { result = 0 }; return result * 1; } catch (error) { return 0; } } else { return result * 1; } } else { alert("Unhandled type for totals [" + (typeof i) + "]"); return 0 } };