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Ahh, solved it now. Seems like by moving the datepicker initialisation into the $(document).ready function, it can recognise the table

work. I have one table (po_spots) that can have

you can easily do it with just regular DOM or jQuery methods. $().addClass() etc Yes but only: - after the initialisation is complete (after .dataTable({}) call) or - for the elements that are there before the initialisation (table, thead, tbody, ...) Thank you!

but don't redraw the table dataTableProducts.fnUpdate(response.new_row, nRow, false); // force

You do not need to put it in the < table> tag. Use : [code] //Insert code here [/code]

data updates in the table. However, in Safari, I

the code wrapped the table and shrunk it a

This is the table that I use for my examples: http://datatables.net/development/server-side/sql and should work fine with the ordering example script. Allan

be displayed in the table. But there than that,

when I load the table "DataTables warning: JSON data