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ok solved is only put in place the tabletools.js tabletools.min.js

Please see the FAQ about events: http://datatables.net/faqs ( Q. My events don't work on the second page ). This apples here also. Allan

Hi conryf, Interesting! Are you able to post a link to an example of this happening (or send the link to my directly, if you don't want to make it public, at http://datatables.net/contact )? It would be great to track this one down! I would guess that one of the elements in your array is an integer, but DataTables is creating it as a string... In fact 'i' as you point out from the casting. Definitely a bug in DataTables. I'm working on a new beta of 1.7 just now - hope to get this one fixed for that release. Regards, Allan

Interesting change - probably not one I'l include in the main distribution for now (unless there is a big demand for it) - but good to see some hacking going on with the source :-). Thanks for posting your changes! Another way to go without altering the source would be to manipulate the DOM after DataTables initialisation. Regards, Allan

Hi Patrick, Do you mean 1.6.2? I've just tried it with 1.7 beta 2 and it looks okay there. There shouldn't be any differences in this area from 1.6.2. Any JS errors or anything? Allan

the datatables in the "sc_list1.html" ,print button also in the "sc_list1.html", I want every node are hidden but the datatables when I press the print button.

oops.. I figured it out.. passing it through Json.. I was using double quotes instead of single ones..

Hi Michael, You've got the data in the sData variable (the code serialises it) so all you need to do is fire off an XHR (or a standard HTTP submit) with the data: http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.ajax/ . So the exact answer depends on how exactly you want to do it. Allan

http://datatables.net/plug-ins/api#fnReloadAjax is one possible option. Or making use of fnServerData to write your own server calling function. The best way probably depends on exactly what you are doing. Allan

What a brillant idea! and it's very simple indeed: "sDom": '<"wrapper"lfptip>' I'll pay more attention to Betas from now on. Best regards, geekforever