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That suggests that the LIMIT isn't being applied to the query you are using to get the data from the table (which I don't actually see above - it shows the queries for the record counts). Allan

per row in the table, or is it always

Thanks for responding, Alla. Much apprecaited. I figured it out in the end. I was using the same global variable ($table) for both of my datatables.

would suggest having: var table = $('#myTable').DataTable({ Then: table.row( row

displaying data in a table via function and then

Thanks Allan. I managed to get it working. The table itself shows the actual image. Is there a way of changing this to jus show the link to the image?

Thanks but doesn't this mean that, although the table is now ordered by first name, the user can sort the later columns. Which is what i don't want. I want to disable sorting and order by firstname

Found the answer: var table = $('#example').DataTable( "createdRow": function(row, data, dataIndex) { $(row).addClass(whateverClassYouWantToAdd); } ); table.row.add(someInformation).draw();

hi jkhairnar, i found somewhere around the following way to disable the mouse wheel when your mouse is over fixed columns (Bgrid is my html table id): $('#Bgrid_wrapper').find('.DTFC_LeftWrapper').bind("mousewheel", function () { return false; });; Hope it helps

Buildings' : //do nothing var table = $('#quoteBuildings').DataTable(); $('#container').css( 'display', 'block'