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I doubt that the use of DataTables makes any difference to the performance of the auto complete plug-in. There are several others other than jQuery UI's, but I can't speak for their performance. Allan

Very likely to need to alter the CSS. Have a look at the DOM in your browser's web dev tools and check that the DOM order is correct (it should be!), but you need to use CSS to get the visual positioning. Allan

Can anybody help please ?? :(

Sounds like the top FAQ: http://datatables.net/faqs#events

As you can see - the example works okay, so I'm afraid I don't know what would be causing the error as I don't know what modifications you've made. Allan

This is what you are searching for: http://datatables.net/release-datatables/examples/advanced_init/language_file.html http://datatables.net/usage/i18n

A method like this might work for you: http://datatables.net/release-datatables/examples/advanced_init/dom_toolbar.html . Another option is to create a feature plug-in: http://datatables.net/blog/Creating_feature_plug-ins Allan

Just the jQuery standard way: $('td').width() Allan

The problem was that I was returning the list of states in the this format: [["AL"],["AK"],["AZ"],["AR"],["CA"],["CO"],["CT"]] I needed it in this format: {"AL":"AL","AK":"AK","AZ":"AZ","AR":"AR","CA":"CA","CO":"CO","CT":"CT"} I changed the controller method to return the state abbreviation as a two-dimensional array var states = stateList.Select(f => new[] { f.StateAbbv.ToString(), f.StateAbbv.ToString() }); I then wrote a function to replace some characters to achieve the needed format.

Thanks for such a fast reply, I'll check that build right away :)