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sorry~ i see. i should set the real data number to the iTotalRecords in Server-side.

[NOTE: I have reposted with question as a new entry, since it really deals with a different topic] http://datatables.net/forums/discussion/14646/fngetposition-returns-cannot-read-property-ntr-of-undefined-when-called-on-table-w-fixed-cols After some further research, it appears that the use of the Fixed Columns feature is a contributor to this problem. [code] new FixedColumns(oTable,{"iLeftColumns":6,"iLeftWidth":500}); [/code] When referencing columns on the right side of the split, the following lines work: [code] var oTable = $('#mtTable').dataTable(); var aPos = oTable.fnGetPosition(this); oTable.fnUpdate(sValue,aPos[0],aPos[1]); [/code] But, the first column on the right side has an index of zero. How would I access the columns on the left side of the split, perhaps a different table name in the "var oTable = " statement?

Please link to a test case: http://datatables.net/forums/discussion/12899/post-test-cases-when-asking-for-help-please-read

Related post: http://datatables.net/forums/discussion/13721/custom-searchfield

Thank you! Works perfectly.

I would send the link but it's stored locally ..

Sounds like you need to strip the HTML before building the select values. str.replace( /<.*?>/g, "" ) is what I use to strip HTML in DataTables. Allan

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...