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you can easily do it with just regular DOM or jQuery methods. $().addClass() etc Yes but only: - after the initialisation is complete (after .dataTable({}) call) or - for the elements that are there before the initialisation (table, thead, tbody, ...) Thank you!

table is hidden at initialisation time. This code solves

Using fnGetPosition(this)[0] instead of iRealIndex, I was able to get this working. http://jsbin.com/irotu3/2 I'm still unclear on why the fnRowCallback is initializing rows that haven't changed though.

DataTables initialised. The DataTables initialisation code above is simply

sPageButton is not an initialisation option, it's just an object parameter of $.fn.dataTableExt.oStdClasses (assuming you are not use jQuery UI theming). So you would do something like: [code] $.fn.dataTableExt.oStdClasses.sPageButton = "button"; oTable = $("#").dataTable({ "sPaginationType": "full_numbers", "bSortClasses": false }); [/code]

You could call fnPageChange( 'last' ); ( http://datatables.net/api#fnPageChange ) just after initialising the table. Allan

Thread number 5000 - cool :-) You can use the oSearch property to do this ( http://datatables.net/usage/options#oSearch ) just write your POST value to the oSearch.sSearch property and DataTables will apply that as the initial filter. Allan

the alert on the initial load (followed by the

I don't see any Javascript errors on the page now, but I also don't see any DataTables initialisation... I don't see where you are calling jQuery(..).dataTable(...) - could you show me where you are making that call please? Allan

All of this works, initially. If I reload the