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$('#selectall').click(function (i, v) {

This is answered in the FAQs: http://datatables.net/faqs#speed . Basically for millions of rows you want to use server-side processing - otherwise you will be loading megabytes of data into the browse

var detailsDialog2 = $('#scan-chart-details').dialog({

var oTable = $('#searchtable').dataTable();

I would suggest using server-side processing with 1 million rows: http://datatables.net/faqs#speed . I've seen tables which use 20 million + rows with server-side processing, but I think you'd be real

$('#servers').dataTable( {

var dataInSelect = $("#s2").select2("data");

var oTable = $('#sample_editable_1').dataTable({

I've a datatable with checkboxes that are stored in a column ( with "aoColumnDefs": [ { "bVisible": false, "aTargets": [ 4 ] } ] statement). And a button (id #selectal

Or see http://datatables.net/ref#sDom

$.each($('#search').serializeArray(), function(i, keyval_pair) {

$('table#SearchObservation').dataTable({

oTable = $('#sorting-advanced').dataTable( {

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

[code]var oTable = $('#sample_editable_1').dataTable();

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

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

$('#showMessage').css('display', 'none');

$('#STH tbody td.editable').editable(function (value, settings) {

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