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className: "td.dt-control", That's a CSS selector - not a class name. Change it to be: className: "dt-control", And that should do it. See the page here for a working example. Allan

button to find the selector to use, something like

with a more specific selector that matches the above,

report to show is selected by a dropdown, which

Yes, use the same logic in the rows selector: table.rows(function (idx, data, node) { ... }).count(); Allan

Here is a little API plug-in to do that wrapping: DataTable.Api.registerPlural( 'columns().type()', 'column().type()', function ( selector, opts ) { return this.iterator( 'column', function ( settings, column ) { return settings.aoColumns[column].sType; }, 1 ); } ); Then you can do table.column(...).type(). Allan

The tbody is in the DOM when you create the second event handler. Change your selector to look like this: $('#second_table').on('click', 'tbody button.btn_second_click', function () { Updated example: https://plnkr.co/edit/peuW0IAKkzzlCq1h Kevin

plugin $document.on( "timerpoke.wb " + initEvent, selector, init ); So yes, I'm

Try adding a classname, using columns.className to the columns you want to inline edit. Change the selector by removing the :not() and just use the classname. Kevin

Just a little addition here, use the nth-child() selector which can be setup to do what you want. Allan