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Allan, thank you for your response. I'm sorry but I do not understand. View: $(document).ready(function () { $('#example').DataTable(); }); @foreach (var item in Model) { ... } Controller: var result = from m in db.Customer select m; return View(result);

Yeah, the UI hides the fact that a list is being flattened. At the moment, I can't change the underlying schema or ORM model where the array is a collection of objects.

as manufacturer, r_qitem.it_model as model, r_qitem.it_description as description,r_qitem.it_remarks,r_qitem.it_costUnit, r_quote.q_acct

to understand your data model: - relevant tables - relevant relationships

I have changed my approach guys, once I using .net mvc, I created a new property on my model to pass the formated date to my view. Thanks anyway.

the second searched data ( model ) is never highlighted, even

redirect, reverse, render_to_response from .models import rt_reg_res from django.http

I tried including a model class with server side

My Partial Table: @model IEnumnerable<Dummy.EventDelivery.Models.CustomerModel> <table class="resizable table-striped

you would need to model this using a link