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As I noted before - please give us a link to a page showing the problem. The default CSS should be able to cope with this and without a demonstration showing the bug that we can debug we are just blindly shooting in the dark and won't be able to offer any help I'm afraid. Thanks, Allan

Thank You Allan. I got what i expected. I will contact for further help. Thanks Again. thanks & regards, Thamaraiselvan R

Perhaps you could just check to see if the string (in the 'pre' function) is only a year, and if so, prefix a month as well as a date, like the pre function is currently doing. On a very related note, how hard would it be to add functionality for seasons? As in "Summer 2012" - I guess make it analogous to June or something like that? Yes - I think that's probably a good approach. Allan

Change "sSortDataType" for your "orderstatus" to "sType". Its a bit confusing I know, but sSortDataType is not actually what you where here. If that doesn't solve it, could you run your table through the DataTables debugger ( http://debug.datatables.net ) and let me know what the debug code is. Allan

Hi Allan, Thanks for the reply, as always, you've helped me a lot! Doug

Basically yes. It makes the element "focusable". If I removed the 'blur' from DataTables then the blue outline would remain since the element would still have focus (this is why it is important to blur only on click, not keyboard navigation). So the important thing is to keep it looking visually attractive, while also retaining keyboard access. The trick with :active and blur on click allows this to be done :-) Allan

Since DataTables can't control the server-side technology, the best you can do is capture the search term (along with an array of searchable columns which should be sent automatically I believe) and then do with that information what you please. The results of this search are applied to the data set BEFORE it is returned to the client, naturally.

Thanks, just making sure.

I forgot to mention that #results is a div wrapping the table, targeting it directly produces an error. Other than that, your code produces the same results...thanks anyway. I'll post an example today, if it helps :). I'm starting to think something else is awry.

$('.DataTables_sort_icon').remove();