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are applied to the table and it's elements are

$('#tableid tbody tr:eq(0)') would do it - just like a non-DataTables table. Allan

[code] $(document).ready(function() { var oldStart = 0; $('#result').dataTable( { //here is our table defintion "fnDrawCallback": function (o) { if ( o._iDisplayStart != oldStart ) { $(".dataTables_scrollBody").scrollTop(0); oldStart = o._iDisplayStart; } } [/code]

This allows the headers to be automatically hidden if the corresponding table is hidden itself, and allows for top/left offset calculations to be done relative to the table, not the screen. Thanks

Looks okay to me in this demo: http://datatables.net/examples/basic_init/multiple_tables.html - I've tried it with more rows added into the first table as well. Allan

fine and loads the table.. this javascript is just

in the DOM. The #table_id refers to the table itself; if you have

the height of my table using css to 400px,

What is the 'table' variable - I'm guessing not the DataTables instance (as your includes look fine - assuming you copied the function into the file dataTables.fnGetAdjacentTr.js?). It should just need $('#mytable').dataTable().fnGetAdjacentTr( current Row ); Allan

go back through the table thead and the scroll