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You need to use :eq(i) to get the elements by sort. Using an integer gets them by their data index (see row-selector). In this case you could actually use :lt() jQuery selector: table.rows(':lt(5)', {order: 'current'}). Allan

available to resolve that sort of issue. Allan

new Date(data); return type === 'sort' || type === 'type' ? newDate.getTime() : newDate.toLocaleString();

which should handle this sort of thing much better.

on any column to sort 3. check search field

@allan plz help me out to sort out the issue

I'm not quite sure what you mean I'm afraid. The data submitted to the server should be numeric and not formatted into something else (unless you have a formatter on it of some sort?). Allan

thank you for your help,i can able to format and sort the dates asc and desc , but it is not displaying the data in internet explorer (it is just displaying the blank table -no data)

see the arrows to sort the column. They aren't

Yup - its a little hacky, but that's a good wrong around for now until I sort out a better API for this sort of thing. Fix committed here and it will be in the next release. Regards, Allan