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Oh my - sorry. I saw bServerSide and just assumed it would be true (since it is false by default there is not need to specify it). So yes, you are using client-side processing and fnInitComplete is the way to go :-) Allan

Merci!

salam... use this script $(document).ready(function () { $('#GridViewExample').GridviewFix().dataTable({ "sScrollY": 500, "bJQueryUI": true, "sPaginationType": "full_numbers" }); }); its work.. salam...

Thanks J!! Exactly the fix I needed as well.

thanks Allan for the quick reply i'll try to make the appropriate changes. Arjun

Very nice :-). Just one comment - it would be worth using the fnLengthChange plug-in rather than setting the "private" variables directly: http://datatables.net/plug-ins/api#fnLengthChange . Allan

I couldn't get that script to automagically create full select option lists of my column data. I ended up just writing a small script to generate it on the server before serving the web page and then hooking an oTable.fnFilter() function to the onChange event handler for the different selects.

The problem now is solved. It's my fault. The right way of calling this action is: "aLengthMenu": [[25, 50, 100, -1], [25, 50, 100, "All"]]

Edits made in initial post !

Allan/Kussie, yes, that was exactly it. I removed the quotes and everything flew perfectly. p.s. It also removed the need for my next call which was going to be "Why does the info show as 'records 1 to 020 of 1,922'"? (i.e. have a leading zero!) Thanks again to you both, Pete.