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var table = document.getElementById("Table1"); var $dataTable = $(table).dataTable(); $dataTable.fnAdjustColumnSizing(false); // TableTools if (typeof(TableTools) != "undefined") { var tableTools = TableTools.fnGetInstance(table); if (tableTools != null && tableTools.fnResizeRequired()) { tableTools.fnResizeButtons(); } } Cheers, Robert

id of mycheckbox, your table is aTable (or change

code] I destroy the table and render again.. but

page where a main table loads and a second

the state of the table, and listen for events

I see in my table initialization, I'm only adding

actual rendering of the table. Yes, just make an

for fast and accurate table cardinality) / $sIndexColumn=(isset($_GET['trueIndex']))?$_GET['trueIndex']:'call_id'; / DB table

oTable.fnDestroy(); Why destroy the table and then attempt to draw it? I'm actually surprised that isn't throwing a JS error. Allan

a bad query"; $sTable = " ( $table ) as tab ";[/code] Giving