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fn.dataTable.isDataTable( selector ) ) { $(selector).DataTable().destroy(); } var table = $(selector).DataTable( { "sPaginationType": "full_numbers", "sDom":

yeah that's a great idea i would do that TQ. But can we perform operations on datatables created in this way? Row selection with out using table tools etc... Thanks for the Reply Sudheer

in an update panel table from asp.net and it

just after the data table is created: jQuery('.paginate_enabled_previous, .paginate_disabled_previous').addClass("ui-icon").addClass("ui-icon-volume-on");

As Rpiechura says the columns array must be the same length as the number of columns in the table. No way around that, it must be the case. If you want a variable length array look at columnDefs. Allan

into DataTables: $(document).ready(function() { var table = $('#example').DataTable( { scrollY: "300px", scrollX:

I turned the error reporting off and the data is not displayed in the table. However it is not filtered by the where clase

I say, its the table class. From the documentation:

Buttons that control the table Ultimately I plan to

I've put a solution in to just destroy() the table then re-initialize it, which seems to be working great. Sorry for the brain meltdown (too little sleep is bad...)