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Seems the IE 9 is REALLY picky about load order. To fix this I just added the plugin functions to a separate file (which I was planning to do anyway, but wanted to test it out first). Also added the unshift function from here - http://datatables.net/plug-ins/sorting#numbers_html Nothing else is different........ IE.... gotta love it.

do is to disable sorting in the DataTable (bSort:

Yes, I could only repro with IE. Works without a hitch on Chrome :( I don't want a key-by-key change, only want to record the final value in a variable after change/blur. Any ideas on how to get it to work in IE (without having to work with the key related events ?)

With multi-tab pages, you need to make sure you aren't including jquery or datatables js files more than once. you'll clobber any other files you loaded previously, and all their settings. I suspect you have a call to include jquery in one of your tabs that destroys the initial jquery object.

Yes. In a column definition (using either aoColumns or aoColumnDefs) set bSortable: "false" with aoColumns you specify a value for every column with aoColumnDefs you specify values only for columns you want, and attach them to aTargets column indexes [code] $(document).ready(function() { $('#example').dataTable( { "aoColumnDefs": [ { "bSortable": false, "aTargets": [ 3 ] } // aTargets is an array of which columns (starting at 0) to apply this definition to. 3 is the 4th column. you can specify multiple columns like [0, 1, 3, 8] ] } ); } ); [/code] column settings described: http://www.datatables.net/usage/columns good reference for more settings on http://datatables.net/ref

Just a follow up, I didn't see anything in the release notes and have had no answer. Is there a status on this issue, or is it a non-issue in the scope of the project?

Oops... http://datatables.net/examples/advanced_init/row_grouping.html ;) This makes me using datatables even more! :D

oh, my god, found that when after paged the checked status is gone too, please help

Currently this isn't built into DataTables, although something along these lines might be included in future. For now, the answer is to simply have a keypress listener on 'document' and call the fnSort API method as you require for the keys that are pressed. Allan

Have you looked at this implementation for C# with LINQ? http://activeengine.wordpress.com/2011/02/09/datatablepager-now-has-multi-column-sort-capability-for-datatables-net/ I'm not using it since I'm querying an Oracle database with stored procedures but it seems to support nearly any DataTables feature you can think of.