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$(document).ready( function () { $("#second-table").DataTable({ scrollCollapse: true, scrollY: "9em" }); $('#second-table').on('click', 'tbody tr', func

var dTable = $('#statusTable').dataTable({ "processing": true, "serverSide": true, "ajax": { "url": "ajax/status/foooo"

if($("#summary").length)

var oSearchTable = $("#searchResultTable").dataTable({

$('#SearchTable').addClass("table table-bordered table-striped table-hover table-condensed").attr('style', 'width:100%');

oTable1 = $('#SearchTable').dataTable({

aoData.push({ "name": "p_fac_cd", "value": $('#Select_FacilityId').val() == 'ALL' ? "" : $('#Select_FacilityId').val() });

This FAQ should help: http://datatables.net/faqs#speed

$('#subTable').dataTable({

Also check out http://datatables.net/faqs#speed .

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

$('#searchTable').dataTable({"sPaginationType": "four_button",

$('#sel_devtimeedit option:selected').text();

var oTable = $('#search_table').dataTable( {

I am using `1.9.4 -jquery.dataTables.js`. I get `aData is undefined` error. I have seen several posts that on this issue, I tried everything but none helped.

var timeselectedit = $('#sel_devtimeedit option:selected').text();

{ "name": "iStatus", "value": $('#StatusSearch').val() },

var sortingtable = $('#sort-tab').dataTable();

Use Ajax loaded data. See: http://datatables.net/faqs#speed . Also use DataTables 1.10 which has a number of performance improvements.

var oTable = $('#SummaryTable').dataTable( {