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write something around the initialisation object: $.getJSON( 'whatever', null, function(json) { /* processing /; / init the table */ }; or something

it just after the init, and then use a

alert (selected); return false; } ); /* Init the table */ oTable = $("#example").dataTable({

firebug. This is my init js: [code] $(document).ready(function() { $('#products').dataTable({

Try something like this: [code] < script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"> var oTable; $(document).ready(function() { $("#main").submit( function() { for(i=0; i<oTable.fnGetNodes().length; i++) { var item = $("input", oTable.fnGetNodes()[i])[0]; if (item.checked && item.type=="checkbox") { var oField=document.createElement("input"); oField.setAttribute("type","hidden"); oField.setAttribute("name","h_"+item.name); oField.setAttribute("value",item.value); document.forms[0].appendChild(oField); } } } ); /* Init DataTables */ oTable = $('#example').dataTable( { "aaSorting": [ ], /*"sPaginationType": "full_numbers"*/ } ); /*oTable.fnFilter( '' );*/ } ); [/code]

aPos[0], aPos[1] ); }, "height": "14px" } ); /* Init DataTables */ oTable = $('#example').dataTable(); } ); [/code]

javascript: [code]var oTable; $(document).ready(function() { /* Init DataTables */ oTable = $('#dt').dataTable( { "bProcessing":

placed before the datatables init for #list var row0

handler - see the post init demo here: Regards, Allan

oTable; var oTable2; $(document).ready(function() { /* Init the first Table / oTable