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After the creation of each table I call $('#idOfTheTable').dataTable();

[quote]allan said: This is a bit of a limitation with infinite scrolling - you need to set the iDisplayLength option to be large than the number of rows that will be shown.[/quote]

var a=$("#ID").val();

oTable =$('#idTable').dataTable( {

$("#ideatable").dataTable

$("#ideatable").dataTable

$('#idReset').click( function () {

I concur. However, given that class names are not necessarily unique, an ID might be advisable - or perhaps even a jQuery-like #id or .class selector syntax. Indeed, the mechanism(s) provided for spec

$('#idDialog').dialog(

$('#idnameofdiv').scroll(function () {

when creating the datatable for the table under div #id 1000, it works fine

var row = $('#id :checked').parents('tr')[0];

var row = $('#id :checked').parents('tr')[0];

var row = $('#id :checked').parents('tr');

aoData.push( {'builder_id': $('#id_customer').val() } );

$('#id_customer').change(function () {

var searchButton = $('#id_of_button').bind('click', function(e){

$('html,body').animate({scrollTop: $("#id_of_your_table_or_wathever").offset().top},300);

why we can use code in the following way ? I just know I should use "$.fn.dataTableSettings" by the way of $("#id").dataTableSettings() ? Am I right ?

$('#id-mainActiondiv').html(result);